Lightweight, FFR 24V,
petrol with only 57.300km.
I guess originally made for the Dutch army, that is probably the reason for a Series III front.
The car is renovated 2 years ago with a lot of TLC
.It has a fine running original petrol engine with two fuel tanks under both seats .
The LW is added with a hard top, a roll cage and a bull bar.
It has a Nato hook and a normal towing hook with a 12V plug.
The car is raised a bit and it has bigger tires than normal
.I recently put in two new door handles that can be locked by keys (not on pictures).
As far as I know it has never played in the mud or water after restoration,
I am the first after restoration that uses the car as a daily runner
and for light greenlaning with my two little sons.
Two previous owners used it only at veteran car-shows
.It is repainted in beige and black and has a few stickers on it (88' lightweight).
The interior is upgraded with black car upholstery.
The LW is in a very good condition
.I had it checked, replaced the motoroil and oil filter,
replaced or topped of all the other oils and greased the joints before we went to Cz.R.
Two new 12V batteries, 4 sparks and two sliding top door windows were put on by the last owner.
The car has a two year Dutch MOT, I got it in June this year without any remarks
.All the iron parts are hard: f.i. bulkhead, doors and chassis.
The chassis is covered with black anti-rust (Dinitrol?)
A few things does not work
yet: the fuel gauge, oil temperature/pressure meters, and the water temp. meter in the dashboard.
A separately water temp. meter is placed on the dashboard.
I'm selling the car for 6.500 euro,
but I still want to use it for two and a half week here in the Czech Republic.
So that is why I want to sell it in the weekend of 14th of august.
On request, the car can be seen at Nepomuk (near Plzen).
I'm selling my beautiful
tough looking car because I want a 109 with 5 forward facing seats (and loading space).
More pictures will follow.
If anyone is interested, please send a mail (
in Czech or English) to:gabriela.miksovska@gmail.com
