1958 Land Rover Series II 88 Restoration

This 1958 Land Rover Series II 88 is a carefully restored example of the iconic British off-roader, finished in understated Mid Grey. The comprehensive nut-and-bolt restoration included stripping, repairing and powder-coating the original chassis, preserving the vehicle's rugged construction while giving it a new lease on life.

The engine was fully rebuilt, while the exterior retains the simple, functional styling that made the Series II a favorite among collectors and off-road enthusiasts. New tires were fitted, with factory-correct Michelin tires also offered as an option at the time of sale.

Originally listed through Collecting Cars, this early Series II combines period-correct details with extensive mechanical restoration, making it a distinctive example of Land Rover's enduring utilitarian design.

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