Land Rover Centre NewsletterJuly 2010 |
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We are often asked "where do we buy our Land Rovers from?" and "Who buys our Land Rovers?" - so below are some of our monthly highlights. Please feel free to bookmark this page and come back from time to time to see what we are up to and what is "new" |
Friday 2nd July
PGB 734Y - 1983 Series III Soft top - Delivered to the Wightlink Ferry terminal Portsmouth - to meet the new owner, prior to him taking it back to the Isle of Wight.
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Monday 5th July
Gary, the owner of the beautiful 1971 Classic Range Rover 2 door - purchased from us in March 2009 - has sent some great pictures of it on the Land Rover Stand at Goodwood festival of speed this weekend. He was invited to display the Range Rover to support the 40th Anniversary of the Range Rover.
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Tuesday 6th July
GSW 204J - The (Mid) Grey Series IIA - rebuilt on galvanised chassis, is delivered to Gloucestershire, on the first leg of its trip to the new owner in Italy.
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On the return Journey, via Surry - this fantastic "Time warp" 1967 Series IIA Land Rover Diesel was purchased. One owner from new, and only 69,000 Miles - It still has the original purchase invoice with it in pounds and shillings for those of us old enough to remember them !!
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Friday 9th July
A trip to Cumbria, this time to purchase a 1960 Series II Land Rover which has been rebuilt on a galvanised chassis:
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Tuesday 13th July
Time to clear our compound - ready for the new tarmac to be laid tomorrow:
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Wednesday 14th July
After interest from as far afield as America GAS 967 has been sold to a local couple John and Bev, and today is the day they came to collect:
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320 RBF - the 1963 Series II that we bought last year, and have been slowly recomissioning has been purchased by Robin, a very good local customer, and will now be going to the front of the queue for final preparation.
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Many thanks to local company "Mel Green Construction Limited" for the work they have done preparing the groundwork, putting in new drainage and laying the tarmac in our compound - "Great Job" guys!
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Thursday 15th July
DNP 258N - The immaculate Lightweight that was purchased "over the phone" at the end of last month has been safely delivered to its new custodian Mark, in Hertfordshire.
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