1997 Land Rover Discovery Se Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
1997 Land Rover Discovery I Gold with Beige interior (leather). Starts, runs and drives. Cold A/C. I have purchased this Disco with the intention of restoring it to its former glory. Unfortunately life changes and it has been sitting in the yard for months now – untouched. The battery went dead, but with a jump it started right up and I took it around the block to make sure all still works. Here is what I have done: · Replaced all 4 shocks and mounting; · Repaired and repainted roof; · The 2 moonroofs operating cables were worn out, so I took them out and sealed both shut. The motors do work, if you want to make them operable again; · Installed new starter; · Installed new battery (has since died, as noted above); · Installed new AC fans (in front of radiator). They are not original, but work perfect; · Completely cleaned and flushed radiator; · Replaced bottom radiator hose; · Installed new gasket at exhaust. · Installed new lock and key at gas lid; Here is what I know: · Car had accident in passenger front side. The bumper is slightly bend back, but does not impede driving; · Electric works (Ac, lights, switches, etc. only item I have noticed are the door sensor for the cabin lights. The lights work with on/off switch; · Missing passenger seat switch; · Driver side switch works, but not mounted tight; · Cover for speedometer/RPMs cracked. I have glued it back together…but you see the cracks; · Passenger side back door window has been sealed shut by previous owner. Motor works, my guess is a loose anchor; · Windshield is loose at passenger side and needs to be resealed. Water comes in during heavy rains. I have it under a cover for now; · Tires are in good condition but there are3 different types on the car. I was planning on replacing them once ready for the (off)road; · Rear door has separate key that broke off. Door operates fine; I am not a mechanic and the above is what I know/have done to the best of my knowledge. Finish the repairs or use it for parts. This is auction is as is/no warranties. Please feel free to ask any questions. I will be happy to take any additional pictures on request. |
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