I think bringing a whole vehicle in would be a problem for sure. Now, cut it in half, and call it "parts", and I think it's easier. I think this is definitely the way to go. Just buy the whole front half, and then you are assured to get every nut and bolt you need.
If you want everything you need make sure they stick the fuel tank in the front seat.
But I guess it depends on time vs cost.
You can get everything you need, major component wise, on one pallet.
I got the engine, gearbox and all the engine compartment fuel lines/filters air filter, Radiator, intercooler, radiator support, frame engine mounts, all hoses, PS hoses, snorkle, a bag of extra oil and fuel filters and a few other things I'm probably forgetting.
So that left getting some common miscellaneous hardware and making a blanking plate for the fuel tank with a siphon tube and a return line.
For OBDII Rovers, I'm not sure the ramifications if you have emissions testing. That's a state specific thing. Another reason I like pre-96. :coffeedrink: