SUMMARY

1963 Land RoverSeries II

The exterior was examined for cosmetic issues and functionality. Our inspector found the exterior with various cosmetic issues of note, including areas of surface rust. Exterior functionality was evaluated and noted with no issues.

The interior was examined for cosmetic issues and functionality. The interior was bare bones and noted with no observable cosmetic issues. Our inspector was unsure if the odometer was operational as the test drive was short.

The engine bay and undercarriage components were visually examined for leakage, deterioration, and fluid conditions. Engine coolant was noted to be low. Engine oil was noted to be dirty. Differential seepage was noted to be present as well as engine oil seepage. Undercarriage components were noted with no issues beyond normal wear and tear. Exhaust system components were noted to be intact with no audible leaks.

A test drive was conducted with speeds up to 40 miles per hour. Our inspector was a copilot while the seller drove. The engine had plenty of power with no misfires. Drivetrain components were noted with no operational issues. Steering, braking, and suspension operated as designed.

Tires were evaluated for tread depth and unusual wear patterns. The brand is noted to be homogeneous with an average amount of tread remaining.

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