2003 Land Rover Discovery Series 2 on 2040-cars
Laramie, Wyoming, United States
For sale is my meticulously maintained 2003 Land Rover Discovery Series 2. The paint has a few scratches here and there but otherwise in very good condition as is the leather and suede on the interior. The previous owner managed to put a dent in the rood on the drivers side back corner but its not very noticeable. This has been my winter vehicle and therefore also has a set of Bridgestone Blizzak tires that have about 3000 miles on them. We have this vehicle maintained by a very reputable mechanic in Golden, CO. The alternator was just replaced as were the spark plugs, ignition wires, drive shaft and muffler. This was all preventative maintenance. The vehicle runs and drives very well and is very solid as a Land Rover should be. The 4.6 BMW V8 runs very strong and the transmission shifts very smoothly. I recently installed Land Rover rubber floor mats to keep the carpet clean also the towing package wiring kit from Atlantic British which is a plus. This Discovery does have the dual power moon roofs and the headliner is in excellent condition. I am moving to California and don't need an SUV anymore and am looking to find a good home for my Disco. Thanks for looking.
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