1967 Land Rover Series 109
1967 Land Rover Series 109
Est. monthly payment:
R 7,178 p/m
Gauteng
VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS
This classic Land Rover Series 109in LWB 4 Cyl P/U S/C from 1967 is a rare find, offering timeless appeal and rugged performance. In used condition with just 83,676 km, it appeals to collectors and enthusiasts seeking an iconic vintage vehicle at an affordable price.
Powered by a 2.3L petrol engine paired with a manual transmission, this single cab bakkie delivers reliable performance and nostalgic charm. Its practical design features two doors and a sturdy body, ideal for both work and leisure. While fuel consumption specifics are unavailable, Land Rovers are known for their durability and off-road capability.
Located in Pretoria Central, Gauteng, this vehicle is readily available for viewing and test drives. Buyers in South Africa can explore flexible finance deals and compare prices to find the best value. Don’t miss the chance to own this timeless classic—schedule your test drive today.
SELLER'S COMMENTS
Experience classic adventure with this 1967 LAND ROVER 109, a timeless icon known for its rugged durability and off-road prowess. Finished in a striking blue, this vehicle offers a perfect blend of vintage charm and practical performance. Its classic design and sturdy build make it a great choice for enthusiasts who appreciate both style and functionality. With an average condition that reflects its heritage, this LAND ROVER 109 is ready to take on new journeys and create lasting memories. Whether for restoration or daily driving, it’s a true classic that stands out on any road. ************************* *Finance available through all FSP's *Trade Ins Welcome *Delivery Available 1534 Avocet Avenue, Montana. Pretoria
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Land Rover Series 109
The Land Rover Series 109 is the sort of bakkie you spot at a classic car show in Oudtshoorn or rusting quietly on a Karoo farm, not clogging the N1 in Sandton traffic. With just two for sale in the whole of South Africa, it’s less a rival to the usual Ford Ranger or Isuzu D-Max crowd and more a four-wheeled time capsule for the kind of enthusiast who also dreams of a Defender 90 or an old Land Cruiser FJ40. Both listed examples serve up a four-cylinder petrol paired to a manual ‘box—no surprises there, because Land Rover never bothered with anything else for the Series 109. Pricing ranges from R349,900 to R499,900, which puts it solidly in collector territory. That’s restoration money, not a daily-runner decision—and on paper at least, that’s the only way this makes sense. You’re not going to find a new one, and you won’t ever see a big batch of them flood the market either. These two examples average 57,512 km on the odo, which sounds almost suspiciously low until you remember they’ve been around since the late '50s or mid-'60s and probably spent more time hiding in a barn than hauling bales. The 109-inch long-wheelbase was always the real workhorse, a favourite for farms and game lodges, if you pack smart. Buyers hunting for gadgets or spec sheets are looking in the wrong place here. Condition, honesty, and provenance are what matter. Straight panels, a transfer case that doesn’t whine, and a story worth telling—that’s the point. This isn’t a used bakkie; it’s a slice of motoring history, priced the way rare artefacts always are.
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1967 Land Rover Series 109
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Montana Tuine, Pretoria, Gauteng
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