The record
Carawagon International of Sunbury-on-Thames, best known for its Land Rover camper conversions, also marketed the Searle range: estate wagons and station wagons on the Series IIA 109 that dressed the working Land Rover as a family or executive estate, with fully trimmed interiors, extra side glazing, roof rails, chrome trim and creature comforts, sold through Land Rover's special-approved scheme. Hermen Vlothuizen's brochure archive holds the 1970 Searle 'Estate Wagons & Station Wagons' leaflet, whose artwork shows a white station wagon with roof rails and a green hard-top estate wearing TJK 150G. Production figures are not recorded.
The registry's model is a Series IIA 109 station wagon in white with a body-colour roof and rails, chrome waist trim, rear-door spare and the brochure's registration.









