Posted by Todd Weiner on December 14, 1997 at 19:59:44:

In Reply to: 1962 Land Rover Series IIA posted by Matt Farr on December 14, 1997 at 04:30:35:

Hello.

The truck you described sounds like a series III. the grill being plastic is the most conclusive piece of evidence.

you where right to assume that the headlights on the wings vice in the grill to indicate a newer vehicle than a 62.

how about the windsheild wiper moter? are there two, one for each wiper or is there one located behind the dash. a 62 will have two small motors located below the windsheild, independent of each other.

does the truck have a plastic dash or a all metal one?

all metal means 71 or older, plastic means 72 and newer.

is the transmission fully synchronized or is it unsynchronized?
unsynchronyzed with a plastic dash and a plastic grill means newer than 71, series III

I am located on Guam and have a good solid welll cared for series IIa that has been for sale for about three months. I don't know your options but I am only asking 10,500 american. If you could ship it from Guam to singapore for less than 10,000 you would be saving a lot of money. My truck is a 1970 IIa 88" it has a new profesionaly rebuilt engine and transmission, king pins, brakes, cluth, tires. the paint is original along with the interior, but cosmetics take a second seat to the strong mechanical condition of this truck.

If you are interested act quick because I am shipping it back to the U.S.A. in about ten days.

Contact us at (671) 564-1122 Todd or Kelly

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