The round knobs on the vents suggest the vehicle is actually a 2, not a 2a. The vents were opened by levers not knobs after 1961 when they introduced the 2a. Another way of telling is if the vents are spot welded to hinges (2a) or screwed on (2). As with all series Land Rovers during periods of transition, there would be a mix of different generation parts depending on what was lying in the parts bin at the time.
The valence was different on a 2, but it looks like it is missing on this vehicle also looks like the door tops have been replaced with Series 3 items.
The bumper is consistent with being ex military.
Not sure any of this has any bearing on its value though. if the chassis and bulkhead is sound, that will help with the sale as these are the first areas to give problems and add to the expense of making them road worthy. 2018 Range Rover Autobiography
2010 Land Rover Freelander XS
1959 Series II
1950, 1952, 1954. 1955, 1957 Series I
1952 Minerva Ambulance
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