GBRBiLL @Valkyrja - there are several ways to identify a Salisbury axle from a Rover axle.
a) Just physically compare the size ... View more
Jdgoss71 I’d change the “twin stick” nomenclature. It has two levers: red is for transfer case (high/low) and yellow “lever” is ... View more
GBRBiLL @BuickDisease & @Barkingdog - Salisbury actually were available as early as 1966 at the behest of the British MOD. ... View more
1969 Land Rover 109 Series IIA
Listed byNextlps2020
RNM at $18,200
Salesville, Arkansas 72653
$18,200
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| Trait | Qty | Last Sale |
|---|---|---|
Year 1969 | 6 (4%) | $21,000 12/9/2024 |
Color Green | 45 (28%) | $27,000 9/21/2024 |
Transmission Manual | 153 (97%) | $19,250 3/20/2025 |
Mileage 9,000 | 45 (28%) | $21,000 12/9/2024 |
Traits are compared to all other listings of this model
| Listing | End Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1969 Land Rover 109 Series IIA | RNM at $18k |
GBRBiLL @Valkyrja - there are several ways to identify a Salisbury axle from a Rover axle.
a) Just physically compare the size ... View more
Jdgoss71 I’d change the “twin stick” nomenclature. It has two levers: red is for transfer case (high/low) and yellow “lever” is ... View more
GBRBiLL @BuickDisease & @Barkingdog - Salisbury actually were available as early as 1966 at the behest of the British MOD. ... View more