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Maybe this one also has 50 miles on it
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Now that's what i call camouflage!
Not this stuff:
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Sorry, I missed when you posted this. Actually not a Series II, I don't think. Looks like a Series I. Possibly a 107 pickup.. NO
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I posted it as a one originally, but wasnt sure if it was an early 2 with what looked to be turn signals there. Didnt want to risk the wrath of RamblinRover
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IIs didn't standardize in the UK market with turn signals until the mid-60s, but turn signals were available from the dealer/whomever for many years before that. All IIs/early IIas have more surface mounted headlights as opposed to being in a recess - the recess is a holdover from being able to put a simpler grill over the headlights as well - DURR.
Slab sides are the other big tell for a I.
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Licence plate comes back as being a Brown, petrol engined Land Rover registered on 15/09/1952. Which would make it a Series I, the Series II didn't come out till 1958-ish.