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2005 Land Rover Freelander Se Suv Awd Motor Problem 60k Low Miles No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:2005 Mileage:60813 Color: of this
Location:

Manchester, Pennsylvania, United States

Manchester, Pennsylvania, United States
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 You are looking at a 2005 Land Rover Freelander V6 4X4 that is  very clean and good looking. Low Miles only 60,813 low miles....This Freelander DOES HAVE AN ENGINE problem and needs REPAIR. Fix it yourself or get the repair done reasonably and you will save some money and have a popular Land Rover for a great buy.......Also this Land Rover has a current Pa Inspection...


   The exterior of this Land Rover  is clean and good looking........ Overall it  puts up a good appearance. .........
  
   The interior is clean as a pin... The upholstery is in good shape. and is still very comfortable.. All of the options work and the a/c blows cold...
   
    The 2.5  V6 motor spins over fast...Timing problem...see Video........Fix this motor problem and you will save some money...this Rover looks as good as others selling for $7,000 to $10,000...Look at what other Freelanders 4X4s are selling for....
   
      This SUV will need to be towed..or rent a uhaul trailer...or look at uship.com.. Bid early to show interest... goes the extra mile for you. We have been in business since 1948.
   
     There is a $200.00 detailing fee on all vehicles sold. This covers clean up, Carfax, 60 day temp tags, postage, lien verification,  and lets us sell with NO RESERVE. We aim to please and hope you will have a pleasant buying experience with us! If you can't see all the pictures or video try another computer as some work computers have a filter for pictures.  Also this listing will end at 9:45 Eastern time on Thursday......Deposits are non refundable...


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