Help with price of a rare old Landy

Help with price of a rare old Landy

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stainless_steve

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259 months

Wednesday 3rd September 2008
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Hi guy's,
My father in law is thinking of selling his Landy

It's a 1956 86" wheel base,2L diesel excellent condition with full MOT.
Any idea on price


beer Steve

stainless_steve

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Thursday 4th September 2008
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bump

Psimpson7

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242 months

Thursday 4th September 2008
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Hi Steve,

Its value is going to be basically entirely based on its condition.

What sort of shape is it in? Chassis, bulkhead, does it have the original number plate or has it been re registered.

What body style is it?

Could be anything between 250 and 5000 pounds....

Rgds
Peter.

stainless_steve

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Thursday 4th September 2008
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It's never been restored,just kept up to all it's life.Soft top and hard top with it.Chassis and bulkhead excellent,original plate.
Will get some pics up this weekend.


Psimpson7

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242 months

Thursday 4th September 2008
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Pics would be good.

Cheers
Pete.

stainless_steve

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Thursday 11th September 2008
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Wifes just put it on Ebay

falcemob

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237 months

Thursday 11th September 2008
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linky?

stainless_steve

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falcemob

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237 months

Thursday 11th September 2008
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Ta, that's a nice one.

Psimpson7

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242 months

Friday 12th September 2008
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That's nice. Good luck with the sale

100SRV

2,135 posts

243 months

Friday 12th September 2008
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Hi,
that is an 88" as I first thought when I saw the 2052cc diesel engine mentioned - giveaways are:

Steel grille panel with single centre aperture
Binnacle-mounted horn push button

the 86" had:
Aluminium (birmabright) grille panel with three small and one large aperture
Steering wheel mounted horn push button

Nice 'Rover, I've forwarded details to my dad who owns an 88" Series One (1958, ex Vickers Armstrong).

Out of interest where would a numberplate ending in "HF" orginially have been registered?

100SRV

stainless_steve

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Friday 12th September 2008
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100SRV said:
Hi,
that is an 88" as I first thought when I saw the 2052cc diesel engine mentioned - giveaways are:

Steel grille panel with single centre aperture
Binnacle-mounted horn push button

the 86" had:
Aluminium (birmabright) grille panel with three small and one large aperture
Steering wheel mounted horn push button

Nice 'Rover, I've forwarded details to my dad who owns an 88" Series One (1958, ex Vickers Armstrong).

Out of interest where would a numberplate ending in "HF" orginially have been registered?

100SRV
Wife is sure it says 86" on log book,will go up at the weekend to check.

Psimpson7

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Friday 12th September 2008
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100SRV said:
Out of interest where would a numberplate ending in "HF" orginially have been registered?

100SRV
Liverpool I think.

ETA yes Liverpool. useful link here: http://www.motorcycle.co.uk/registration_letter.ht...

Edited by Psimpson7 on Friday 12th September 13:08

stainless_steve

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Saturday 13th September 2008
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Been up to look today,logbook doesn't say what it is,but the father inlaw insists its a 86".How do i check,i measured centres of the wheels this was 88",but i also measured his 90" landy that was 93".

chassis no...116800899

on a plate on the engine..

the Rover company LTD England

Rover pat application no 18437/55
ricardo pat no 617795
625946
application no 32905/53
29207/54
29208/54

on the logbook the engine size is 1997 cc heavy oil


edited to add more info

Edited by stainless_steve on Saturday 13th September 16:01