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£12,091

1986 Land Rover Santana 109 Series IV

United States • 12 Jun 2026

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AI Listing Summary

This 1986 Land Rover Santana 109 Series IV, a Spanish-made station wagon with a reported military history, has undergone recent mechanical work including wiring, carburetor, and radiator refreshes. It features a 2.5L inline-four, four-speed manual, and dual-range transfer case, finished in white over black upholstery with classic off-road accessories like a roof rack, snorkel, and tubular bumper. The listing notes some cosmetic wear, including corrosion on window frames and trim, and a mechanical quirk with the shifter requiring double-clutching for fourth gear, indicating it needs some attention before being fully road-ready.

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Condition 

6

The vehicle has had several recent mechanical refreshes including engine wiring, carburetor, radiator, belts, oil, and oil filter. However, there are noted issues with the shifter requiring double-clutching and a loose shifter, indicating some mechanical reconditioning is needed. Exteriorly, there are signs of corrosion around the window frames and lower trim pieces, suggesting moderate wear. The paint on the hood and fenders was refinished, but overall the vehicle falls into the 'Good' category due to these cosmetic and minor mechanical points.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

VSELBCAH2AZ103444

Odometer:

35,000 miles

Reg Number:

[Reg Number]

RHD/LHD:

LHD

Shown 2.5-Liter Inline-Four Four-Speed Manual Transmission Dual-Range Transfer Case White Paint Black Upholstery Black-Finished 16" Steel Wheels Manually Locking Front Hubs Roof Rack & Ladder Intake Snorkel Tubular Rear Bumper Recovery Hooks Bench Seating & Rear Jump Seats
This 1986 Land Rover 109 Series IV is a left-hand-drive station wagon produced by Metalurgica de Santa Ana S.A.

in Spain, where it was reportedly used as a military vehicle.

The truck was purchased by its previous owner in Colombia in 2017 and subsequently imported to the US.

It is said to have remained off the road following the owner’s passing and was inherited by a family member.

The engine wiring, wheels, and tires were replaced, and the carburetor and radiator were refreshed in preparation for the sale.

It is finished in white over black upholstery and powered by a 2.5-liter inline-four mated to a four-speed manual and a dual-range transfer case.

Equipment includes 16″ steel wheels, manually locking front...

Points of note

£710

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£13,000

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£186,984

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