One ton station wagon

[DasLandRoverMan]

The story I heard was that as the guy who had it decided the I.D. On it didn't match what it was supposed to be (I don't remember exact details of what came from where but anyways) so rather than follow the usual train of thought that its been quite happily running round as was for a good number of years so let it continue to do so it was chopped up and parted out.

A shame really as it was an interesting vehicle.

[22900013A]

How about this one?

http://www.ipernity.com/doc/septentrion/13148779

[Jeremy]

I like that! Possibly ex-military with a later station wagon body fitted?

[Moogling]

uuuhhh, that looks so goood.

[udo1-ton]

Sorry guys, that's a standard 2.25 petrol 109 station wagon. It got a new chassis and the 900's years ago.
The owner is a german Land Rover specialist in the north.

Udo

[22900013A]

Sorry guys, that's a standard 2.25 petrol 109 station wagon. It got a new chassis and the 900's years ago.
The owner is a german Land Rover specialist in the north.

Udo

I don't think anyone was implying or suggesting it was a factory 1-Ton station wagon, as we know, none were built. I just posted it up as another example of a station wagon on 900x16s.

[udo1-ton]

You're right, Dan. I only wantred to explain it was no military truck or anything else on 900s.
It's a very well maintenanced truck and it is in the owners hand for several decades. It is often used for long journeys with a sankey trailer behind. The owner rebuilt it for his special use many years ago.

Udo

[22900013A]

You're right, Dan. I only wantred to explain it was no military truck or anything else on 900s.
It's a very well maintenanced truck and it is in the owners hand for several decades. It is often used for long journeys with a sankey trailer behind. The owner rebuilt it for his special use many years ago.

Udo

No problem Udo. Frohe Weihnacht

[22900013A]

As an aside, I do know that some 109 SWs did have dropped suspension mounts, I saw one in North Yorkshire on a Dormobile conversion.