4th September 2009 - Finding new stock is always a struggle, but September has begun well with a beautifully restored 1971 Series IIA joining the fold - This has been rebuilt on a Galvanised chassis !

7th September - Anthony from Oxford seen here collecting his new "toy" - a totally remanufactured series III truck cab.

Our Series I truck cab has found a new home in Germany

and the Lightweight we bought recently is now ready for sale - A fantastic example - rebuilt on galvanised chassis

9th September - Our 88" Station wagon - FCG 544W - has been purchased by an American buyer, and is being prepared, ready to ship to New York.

12th September - The Series IIA Lightweight sold last month has arrived safely at it's new home in Lippstadt, Germany and will have some other nice Land Rovers to keep it company. Below are some pictures sent to us by Clause the new owner:

Sunday 13th September - a trip to Scotland proves fruitful, as we unearth a stunning 109 V8 station wagon that has been dry stored for a number of years - This will be going into our workshops to be recomissioned and thoroughly checked over before being offered for sale. Pictured on the left as it sees the light of day for the first time in 3 years, and again on the right - back in Huddersfield after washing off a few layers of dust !

Tuesday 15th - After preparation, our very clean 1958 Series I truck cab is pictured below being loaded ready for its trip to Germany.

Thursday 17th September - another "new arrival" - this time a 1969 Series IIA which has been rebuilt on a galvanised chassis and parabolic springs.

Thursday 24th September - The Series I - 527 DBH - that was collected last week has arrived safely, and is pictured here in the hills above the town of Malsburg Marzell. The town is in the very South of Germany, just North of the border with Switzerland.

Friday 25th September - Series III - B498 AEG Converted to soft top, and prepared ready fro delivery next week to new owner in Reading:

Monday 28th - a busy weekend - new homes found for 2 lovely Series Land Rovers, and a Classic Range Rover also reserved:

And we managed to combine a trip to Aberdeen into a "double header" and deliver "JSB" as well as collecting an unusual 1964 series IIA 109" 5 door station wagon. This Land Rover has only covered 33,000 miles, and is X-Home office reserve fleet, before being passed onto Grampian Fire service:

Wednesday 30th - As September draws to a close, we can look back on a busy month, which finished well, with a Lightweight finding a new home in Bath, and our very nice Series III County will be prepared for a UK client of ours now residing in Germany.

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