Sale postponed to April due to a starter motor issue.This Land Rover One Ten County Station Wagon is finished in Coniston Green, and comes with an advisory-free MoT to 7th April 2026. The V8 petrol engine has an professionally-installed LPG conversion, with an installation certificate (dated 2001) from Powertec Brooks in Surlingham. The tank mounted is in the back, making this an 8-seater.The Wolf-style steel wheels and tyres are recent fitments, and the vendor tells us that it “drives all good”, with 154,650 miles showing on the odometer. DVLA records show that it has been MoT tested ever year at least as far back as 2006. The file also contains a large collection of MoT certificates covering this period, plus an original handbook, an old Allmakes catalogue from 2000, and technical guidance relating to the LPG system.The Land Rover was first registered on 20th November 1989, and the V5C indicates 5 former keepers. Not specified