1971 Land Rover 109 – Series IIA – 3 door
Garreth and Bonnie – Taking delivery
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| Paintwork completed – awaiting retrimming | Looking good – but still plenty of work to do ! | Finishing touches to the engine bay |
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| The finished article | Extras include Galvanised roof rack, safari roof, sliding rear windows, rear seats and tow pack | Bonnet mounted spare was a “no cost” option |
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| 4 individual rear seats (black vinyl) – in the stowed position | Rear seats folded down | This type of seat offers more back support than the standard benches |
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| Cab area – showing deluxe vinyl front seats (x3), and rubber mats | Galvanised roof rack and ladder is a popular addition, tow pack is another no cost option | Metal grill is the standard SIIA item, silver headlamp surrounds are a no cost option. |
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| Safari “Double skin roof”, sliding side windows and alpine roof windows are all popular options | Safari roof includes full headlining, and the roof vents | |
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November 2000 update from Garreth:
I have been enjoying all the updates to the Land Rover Centre homepage and often find myself entertaining fantasies of collecting a few more Land Rover models. Who knows? Perhaps someday. The one I’ve got presently is serving me well and it’s a pleasure just to see it sitting in the drive-way never mind ranging about in it. It is the best thing I have ever paid money for.
I have thoroughly enjoyed the Land Rover this summer and only regret having so few opportunities to get her out into her element.
The picture below left was taken on the beach in Breskens, Holland on the return trip home the one on the right was taken from the window of a windmill near Breskens, Holland.
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