The Land Rover Series III, a short wheelbase vehicle which the company produced between 1971 and 1985, during which time the company's millionth Land Rover rolled off the production line in 1976. The Series III was the most popular of the 'Series' Land Rovers with over 440.000 being manufactured before being superseded by the Land Rover 90 and 110. It came with 4-speed manual main transmission, 2-speed manual transfer gearbox and selectable 4-wheel drive.
Our 1:43 scale Station Wagon 2-door off-road vehicle is registered NKS 416R from 1976-77. Decorated in an attractive limestone colour scheme with black interior, the wheel hubs are painted to match the main body colour, even including the spare wheel on the bonnet. The model has silver trim along the sides and round the windscreen, while a silver and black finish has been given to the fuel filler cap, signature Land Rover radiator grille and the characteristic LR to the left hand side of the rear door and above the radiator grille.