1991 Land Rover Range Rover Great Divide Edition No Reserve on 2040-cars
Springdale, Arkansas, United States
Extremely rare and desirable. 1991 Land Rover Range Rover Great Divide Edition #247/400 These do not come on the market often so don't hesitate. I drive this rig every day and it's a fun and enjoyable drive. This rig is very far from perfect but is extremely rare and hard to find. A MUST for the hardcore Land Rover collector or enthusiast. Many new parts but still needs a few things. Vehicle is as is and where is. Bid to buy. Please don't waste both our time. Clean and clear title, waiting to be assigned to you. I've described the vehicle to the best of my knowledge and ability. The pictures are not great. I will take better pictures when there's not so much snow on the ground. Please contact me for more pictures and questions. Thanks and happy bidding. |
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