For the spec Canada never got

The right one may be elsewhere.

Somewhere, the truck you keep picturing is parked outside a farmhouse, kept and cared for by the family before you. Landed looks beyond the local market for the ones worth bringing home — and shows what the journey to your driveway costs.

A white Defender 110 parked alone in the fog of the Icelandic highlands
Icelandic highlands · photo BRAYDAWG, CC BY 2.0

This week's shelf

4 worth the shipping.

A left-hand-drive Tdi for the Quebec buyer. A 130 double cab with 24,000 miles and a working bed. A first-year Puma under thirty thousand pounds, and a Td5 you can sleep in. Each one found by a person, checked at the source, and priced honestly to your door.

A well-used Defender 110 in evening light with its awning out on holiday
photo andreboeni, CC BY 2.0
A green Defender 90 County towing a caravan beside a beach in Cornwall
Cornwall · photo Andrew Bone, CC BY 2.0

The journey, priced

Dreaming is free. The crossing is knowable.

Eligibility at fifteen years, the duty rule that splits the sourcing map, every tax and fee to your province — each number cited to its primary source, each estimate honest about its confidence. This is the machinery under the romance, and it runs on the same rules the border does.

Something specific in mind?

Search by the truck in your head.

Wheelbase, engine, steering, market. Today the search covers our hand-verified shelf; it reaches further with every partnership, and the honesty never changes.

Colour and year filters arrive as the inventory records them

The ledger

Built in the open, on cited rules.

The wire — coming soon

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the duty split: bought in the UK or EU against bought in the Gulf or South Africa — verified in the tariff itself

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corridors priced end to end: Southampton, Santander, Jebel Ali, Durban — all to Halifax

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price observations in the ledger today. It fills in the open, and the weekly wire publishes when it can say something honest