Land Rover Series III 17,500 feet print ad on a cutting mat

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Land Rover Series III 17,500 feet print ad on a cutting mat
  • Land Rover Series III 17,500 feet print ad on a cutting mat
  • Land Rover Series III 17,500 feet print ad on a cutting mat
Land Rover

Land Rover

Land Rover Series III — “17,500 Feet” — Vintage Print Ad, c. 1972

"We believe the world altitude record for a Land Rover is the entrance to the copper-silver mine at Chorolqui Peak, Bolivia (17,500 feet)."

Original advertisement for the 1972 Land Rover Series III. Full aluminum body, four-wheel drive, seats for seven — and an open invitation to prove them wrong. The kind of ad that made you want to go somewhere no one else had been.

Dog Ear Note: The first Land Rover was sketched in the sand at Red Wharf Bay, Anglesey, by Maurice Wilks in 1947.

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These are original vintage print advertisements. Age-related wear is part of their character. Please review this listing's photographs and condition details before ordering.

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