Collection: Land Rover Series 1 Parts

Land Rover Series 1 parts and spares for every production variant.

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The Land Rover Series 1 is where it all began. Unveiled at the Amsterdam Motor Show on 30 April 1948, it was built to work. An aluminium body (the result of postwar steel shortages), a steel ladder-frame chassis and a four-wheel drive system designed to go wherever it was pointed. It went everywhere: farms, mines, military campaigns, remote expeditions. It earned its reputation the hard way.

That aluminium bodywork is a big part of why so many Series 1s are still on the road today. It doesn't corrode the way steel does. But it still needs proper care, and the mechanical components underneath demand just as much attention as any vehicle approaching its eighth decade. Finding quality Land Rover Series 1 spares is rarely straightforward. That's the problem we solve.

At Moss Rimmer, we carry Land Rover Series 1 parts across the full ten-year production run. Working on an early 80-inch wheelbase model from 1948? We've got it. Running one of the 86-inch or 107-inch vehicles introduced in 1954, or a later 88-inch or 109-inch variant from the 1956 wheelbase revision? Same answer. The 1957 diesel option changed the Series 1 significantly; the selectable four-wheel drive that replaced the original freewheel setup from 1950 changed it again. We know every iteration and stock Series 1 Land Rover spares to match.

Our range covers the mechanical foundation of the vehicle: engine and gearbox mountings, clutch, transmission, suspension and steering. From there it extends to brakes, the cooling system, the fuel system and filtration. Exhaust components, starter motors, lighting, control cables and wheels are all stocked, as are the parts that make a Series 1 look and feel correct: bodywork, interior trim, hoods and hood components. Everything in one place, with real technical knowledge behind it to ensure you're ordering the right part for your specific vehicle.

That last point matters more with a Series 1 than with almost any later Land Rover. Specifications changed frequently across the production run. A part correct for a 1954 model may well be wrong for a 1957. Getting it right the first time saves weeks.

Moss Rimmer brings together decades of specialist experience across Land Rover and the broader British classic car world. We ship to customers throughout the EU. Your Series 1 has lasted this long; the parts and support it gets should be worthy of that.

Frequently Asked Questions

What years does the Land Rover Series 1 cover?

The Land Rover Series 1 is the production model built from 1948 to 1958, when it was succeeded by the Series II. The range changed substantially across that decade, with revisions to wheelbase, engine options and drivetrain configuration. Always confirm your vehicle's exact build year and specification before ordering parts.

What wheelbase variants did the Land Rover Series 1 come in?

Series 1 Land Rover spares are available across four wheelbase configurations. The original 80-inch ran from 1948; the 86-inch and 107-inch were introduced in 1954; the 88-inch and 109-inch arrived in 1956. The 107-inch Station Wagon remained in production until 1958, as it was never offered with a diesel engine.

Did the Land Rover Series 1 come with a diesel engine?

A diesel engine is a 1957 addition to the Series 1. The 2.0-litre unit was offered on 88-inch and 109-inch wheelbase models only. Prior to 1957, all Series 1 Land Rovers used petrol engines: a 1.6-litre from 1948, replaced by a 2.0-litre from 1952 onwards.

Why are Land Rover Series 1 parts harder to find than spares for later models?

Series 1 Land Rover spares are harder to source because the vehicles are older, production volumes were smaller than later Series models, and many components are specific to individual production years. A specialist with strong stock depth and technical knowledge is the most reliable way to get the right part.

Can I still get bodywork and trim parts for a Land Rover Series 1?

Bodywork and interior trim are both available for the Series1, including aluminium body panels, hood and hood components, and the ancillary fittings needed for a proper restoration. Availability varies by component and year; our team can advise on what's in stock for your specific vehicle.