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£2,530

1983 HOMARK CRITERION UTILITY VAN - FOR RECOMMISSIONING

United Kingdom • 7 Sept 2026 • Lot 8

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AI Listing Summary

This 1983 Homark Criterion Utility Van is an exceptionally rare British commercial vehicle, believed to be one of only around 60 produced, offered as a comprehensive restoration project. It features distinctive coachbuilt styling on Leyland running gear and shows 25,185 indicated miles, though the engine is currently seized due to long-term barn storage, requiring significant mechanical recommissioning.

Condition

3

The vehicle is described as a "comprehensive recommissioning or restoration project" with a seized engine. It has been barn stored for a considerable period and was last reportedly running and driving around 2013. While the mileage is low, the seized engine and need for comprehensive mechanical inspection and attention place it in the 'Below Average' category.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

01365

Odometer:

25,185 miles

Reg Number:

WWE 353Y

RHD/LHD:

LHD

1983 HOMARK CRITERION UTILITY VAN - FOR RECOMMISSIONING
25,185 Miles Indicated | Barn Stored | Rare British Specialist Vehicle | Restoration Project
An exceptionally rare and distinctive British commercial vehicle, this 1983 Homark Criterion offers the opportunity to acquire one of the most unusual small-volume vans of its era.
Homark was a specialist manufacturer based in Poole, Dorset, producing the Criterion during the early 1980s.

Similar in appearance to the better-known Fleur de Lys van, the Homark featured distinctive coachbuilt bodywork mounted on Leyland Sherpa/Leyland DAF 200 running gear.
Production was extremely limited, with specialist sources suggesting that approximately 60 examples were produced between 1983 and 1984, making surviving examples exceptionally scarce today.

(Car & Classic)
Combining the appearance of an earlier commercial vehicle with contemporary mechanical components, the Criterion was a striking product of Britain’s small-scale specialist coachbuildi...