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1964 Land Rover Series IIa

United Kingdom • 16 Sept 2026 • Lot Lot 76

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1964 Land Rover Series IIA is a rare, genuine former General Post Office (GPO) vehicle that has been reunited with its original registration number. It comes with a comprehensive history file, safari and tilt roofs, and has been in regular weekly use with an advisory-free MOT until August 2027.

Condition

7

The vehicle is described as being in usable condition and has been in regular weekly use, driven to the sale, and started readily. It has an advisory-free MOT valid until August 2027. While not explicitly stated as having cosmetic flaws, the description implies it is not in pristine or outstanding condition due to its regular use and the inherent nature of a classic vehicle. A rating of 'Very Good' (7) reflects its functional and roadworthy status with potential for minor wear typical of a well-used classic.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

24112605B

Odometer:

21,385 miles

Reg Number:

606GPO

RHD/LHD:

RHD

Description First registered in 1964, this highly unusual Land Rover Series IIA is a genuine former General Post Office (GPO) vehicle and represents a fascinating piece of British industrial and telecommunications history.

Particularly appealing is the fact that it once again wears the original GPO registration number that it carried when new, having been reunited with the vehicle in 2009.

Historical records show that between 1969 and 1993 the Land Rover was registered as 142 FUF, then PRX 67B until 2009 when its original GPO number was successfully reissued.

Today, it stands as an authentic and increasingly rare survivor from the era when Land Rovers formed an important part of the GPO fleet.

Showing 21,385 miles, the vehicle is equipped with both a desirable safari roof and a tilt roof with frame, offering flexibility for use and display.

The current V5C records just seven former keepers, suggesting relatively few custodians over its lifetime.

Importantly, this is not a static ...