RARE 1950 LAND ROVER SERIES 1 80" 4 X 4 JEEP PICKUP TRUCK NO RESERVE!

Description for Land Rover SERIES 1 1950

NO RESERVE AUCTION: Early production(1950) Land Rover 80" wheebase Series 1 4x4 pickup for restore. Canadian model with LH steering and very limited production numbers and only a few believed to be still around. Mostly complete and includes everything shown in the pictures and no extra parts available. What you see is what you get. Mechanical condition unknown but believed to be original motor/trans/etc. The motor is currently stuck. There is some rust that will need attention particularly the rear end gate. Cab(which can be easily detached) is aftermarket used to deal with harsh Canadian cold where it is believed to have been a service vehicle for a good portion of its existence. It currently has a Canadian title but I will provide all the necessary paperwork to title in your state of choice. Successful bidder is required to pay $500 via PayPal within 24 hours of auction close with the balance to be paid via bank transfer within 5 days of auction end.International bidders are welcome if they are prepared to cover any extra import fees associated with shipping abroad. Can be delivered to your Port of Entry in UK/Germany for pickup if required. Truck is presently stored in Montreal QC, Canada but can be made available for pickup at Rouses Point Border Crossing, NY if bought by someone in US. Can provide short term storage pending pickuponce vehicle is paid for in full. I have a great deal of experience with helping ship old, non-runningvehicles as my feedbacks below support.You can count on my help from the time your vehicle is shipped until it arrives at your door. I can be reached at 204-390-2553 if you have any questions or you can email me through Ebay and I will get back to you asap. Thanks for looking and good luck with your bids. Please check out the link below for a historical review of this wonderful machine. There is a section that refers to North American produced Series 1 Land Rovers(Figure 3)

http://www.lrfaq.org/NL.MM_firstlandrovers.html