Land Rover Series I 107" pickup for sale

[Grease Cruiser]

i really hate to do this but I'm selling my beloved 1956 Series I 107" pickup. I mean.... I REALLY HATE to sell this but I feel like I will never get around to it. Time to pass it on to someone who will restore it.

I have owned this truck for 10 years and it came from the high desert of Chihuahua, Mexico. I drove it about 200 miles while in college and while I was restoring a IIA 88". The 88" has been gone a long time and I always held on to the 107" thinking that I would restore it. It has been sitting in my Mom's garage for about 8 years and I have not touched it. Time to pass it on.

Truck was running 8 years ago but has been sitting in a garage. It has been sitting on jack stands. Motor is not frozen (I cranked it over a couple of times a year) and I honestly believe it could be running in a few hours. Frame is in excellent shape. Surface rust just below the windshield frame. Could easily be removed with a wire wheel. Front fenders are dented, everything else is pretty straight.

Located in Tulsa, Oklahoma and will have to be trailered away. I do not live in Tulsa any longer and am only here visiting family. I have taken a lot of pictures of the Rover in the garage while visiting and can get more. I am leaving for Colorado on Sunday.

Please PM me with an email address if you want photos.
Clear Oklahoma title.
Asking $5300

 

[Michael Slade]

Motor? Axles? Body? All original? Pics? Might be a sweet little project for the right person...

 

[Dmarchand]

Pics please.

 

[Grease Cruiser]

It's all original.
Front fenders are a little banged up but not too bad. Surface rust in the cowling under the windshield. It could be removed with a wire wheel. No rust holes, it's very clean. Frame is in excellent condition.

Please PM with your email address if you want pictures.
I can't seem to post pictures off of my laptop.
Thanks.

 

[Michael Slade]

It's all original.
Front fenders are a little banged up but not too bad. Surface rust in the cowling under the windshield. It could be removed with a wire wheel. No rust holes, it's very clean. Frame is in excellent condition.

Please PM with your email address if you want pictures.
I can't seem to post pictures off of my laptop.
Thanks.

E-mail your pics to me and I'll post 'em. sladephoto@yahoo.com

 

[Grease Cruiser]

E-mail your pics to me and I'll post 'em. sladephoto@yahoo.com

Pictures sent. Thank you so much for your offer.
Thanks Michael
John

 

[Michael Slade]

Wow, this thing is sweet. Lemme make a small gallery and post a link to it tonight.

 

[Rovertrader]

'56 107

Come on Michael, your Mama taught you to share..... Dale -from Moab a few years ago w/ Greg Davis, who kinda had an "expensive" trip...

 

[Michael Slade]

Dale, of course I'll share. Just trying to get caught up for the first day of the new school term tomorrow...I'll get 'em all posted...promise.

I also still feel really sorry that we had such troubles that day with Greg's truck. I'll have you know I've never ran farther than I did with that tow strap. Ugh...that was quite an experience. Oh yeah, I've shared the experiences at the restaurant the next morning on a few occasions too. :chowtime:

 

[Michael Slade]

Here it is:

John Brasier's '56 107 Land Rover

 

[Grease Cruiser]

Thanks Michael.
I appreciate it.
John

 

[kellymoe]

Very straight looking truck. Would be tempted if it were closer.

 

[Blair G]

Very cool truck. I am not sure I am up for another SI. It even has the NADA rear license plate hardware that I am looking for on my 86.
Blair

 

[Grease Cruiser]

Thanks to all who showed interest in the 107"
It's currently under contract and will be going to Ohio to a Series I collector.