£6,900 (Est: £6,000 - £8,000)
1969 LAND ROVER 109 SERIES IIA 109" - STATION WAGON TYPE
Humbert & Ellis • UK • 28 Sept 2026
Market Position:
Lowest 20% of Past Sales
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£6,900 (Est: £6,000 - £8,000)
1969 LAND ROVER 109 SERIES IIA 109" - STATION WAGON TYPE
UK • 28 Sept 2026 • Lot 2
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1969 Land Rover Series IIA 109" Station Wagon has been significantly restored with a new galvanised chassis, bulkhead, and engine, making it a sound mechanical investment.
Its long-wheelbase and station wagon configuration offer practicality, presented in a classic green and off-white finish with desirable patina.
Condition
8
The vehicle has undergone significant restoration with a new galvanised chassis, bulkhead, and engine. It starts and runs well, showing minimal signs of wear suitable for its age and history. While not perfect, it's in excellent mechanical and structural condition with cosmetic patina typical of a classic vehicle.
/ 10
42,000 miles
9594G
LHD
United Kingdom
Manual
CFM 13G
1969
Auction
£6,900 (Est: £6,000 - £8,000)
1969 LAND ROVER 109 SERIES IIA 109" - STATION WAGON TYPE
Humbert & Ellis • UK • 28 Sept 2026
Market Position:
Lowest 20% of Past Sales
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Description
1969 LAND ROVER 109 SERIES IIA 109" - 4 CYL 2 1/4 petrol LWB Station Wagon This is a particularly impressive example of the classic Land Rover, presented in long-wheelbase station wagon configuration and finished with an off-white hard top featuring sliding side windows. More importantly, CFM 13G benefits from having had major, expensive and labour-intensive work already carried out.
At the heart of the restoration is a replacement galvanised chassis and replacement bulkhead, together with a replacement rear crossmember.
These are amongst the most significant areas to address when restoring an older Land Rover, and their completion represents a substantial investment in both the vehicle’s structure and its long-term usability. The work continues with parabolic springs, new shock absorbers, tyres and replacement tub floor braces, while a replacement 2.25-litre petrol engine has been installed.
Further improvements include a towing pack, side steps, rear chequer plate and a new grille...
Price Analysis vs Other Series IIA 109s
£2,138
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£16,526
Median Price (Since 2020)
£125,802
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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Humbert & Ellis
Spella Barn, Lower Boddington, Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 6XX
Based in Daventry, Northamptonshire, Humbert & Ellis is a physical auction house dealing in classic, vintage, and modern classic vehicles. They hold live auctions and provide vehicle consignment and appraisal services.
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