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1967 Land Rover Series II auction results

Series IIs · sold since August 2024

$20,500 to $31,500

Most sales landed here.

Sales through November 2026. Latest Series II sale: December 2025.

The 1967 Land Rover Series II sold 8 times at auction since August 2024, as of November 9, 2026.

Every 1967 Land Rover Series II by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
26407504264075041Bid to $30,750, not soldAug 202647,000
34300520A34300520A1Bid to $38,000, not soldJun 20262,900
34300198A34300198A1Sold $50,000 ($52,500 with buyer's fee)Dec 202539,000
E45807829E458078291Sold $24,500 ($25,725 with buyer's fee)Nov 2025
31802291318022911Sold $24,500 ($25,725 with buyer's fee)Nov 202576,000
24429202C24429202C1Sold $13,750 ($14,438 with buyer's fee)Sep 202561,000
34300289A34300289A1Sold $28,500 ($29,925 with buyer's fee)Feb 202575,000
26206367C26206367C1Sold $15,000 ($15,750 with buyer's fee)Jan 202514,000
34300454A34300454A1Sold $20,000 ($21,000 with buyer's fee)Jan 202576,000
31801370C31801370C2Sold $22,250 ($23,363 with buyer's fee)Sep 202421,000
E45706930E457069302Sold $41,000 ($43,050 with buyer's fee)Aug 2024
E45707194E457071941Sold $68,000 ($71,400 with buyer's fee)Dec 202368,000
34300469A34300469A2Bid to $18,000, not soldJul 202680,000
24426173C24426173C1Sold $28,950 ($30,398 with buyer's fee)Jul 202380,000
31900638C31900638C1Sold $28,000 ($29,400 with buyer's fee)Nov 202299,000
PATINAEDPATINAED1Sold $42,000Oct 2022
24433666D24433666D1Sold $55,500 ($58,275 with buyer's fee)Aug 202283,000
34300575A34300575A1Sold $80,000 ($84,000 with buyer's fee)Jul 202284,000
25410284B25410284B1Sold $20,500 ($21,525 with buyer's fee)Jun 202240,000
E45707252E457072521Sold $43,000 ($45,150 with buyer's fee)Mar 2022
24130146D24130146D1Sold $19,806May 202045,268
24129675D1Sold $20,567Sep 2016

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