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1995 Land Rover Range Rover County Classic Sport Utility 4-door 3.9l on 2040-cars

Year:1995 Mileage:176890
Location:

Beverly Hills, California, United States

Beverly Hills, California, United States
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I am selling this 1995 LWB RANGE ROVER CLASSIC- Beluga Black on Lightstone interior.  The truck has been family owned and has service receipts that will go with it for your records.  The 95’s are highly sought after because they are the last year of the “Range Rover Classic” and offer one year only options inside and out.  25 years of Range Rover innovation are found in the year model only, will exclusive styling to boot.   The vehicle will retain the 1 Year only Range Rover Leather Bound Owner’s Manual/Portfolio.

I have some requirements for bidders, and by bidding on this vehicle it is understood that you agree to ALL the purchase terms described in this ad.   Most important to me are the following terms:  A) IF you have zero, or negative feedback as a buyer, please message me with contact information BEFORE placing a bid.. B) If you bid and win, you agree to pay a $1000 deposit on this truck as described in the body of this ad at the conclusion of auction via PayPal, and the balance within 7 days of winning the auction, by any other method- cashier check, cash, bank transfer, etc., no exceptions. (unless you contact me first and we agree on another plan).  C)  By bidding on this vehicle, you agree to all the terms of sale described in this ad, and agree that you have read the entire ad.  D) You will arrange for yourself or someone to pick up the car, or arrange for the car to be shipped to your location. 

Truck has Tom Walkenshaw Racing kit (TWR). A small number of U.S. Range Rovers (only SWB model) were sold with a body-styling kit designed by Tom Walkenshaw Racing (TWR) that was not included in the standard County Classic.  The TWR body kit was first introduced back in 1991 on the European Brooklands model that was never sold in North America. In February 1995 LRNA issued a press release that said: "The TWR kit adds a unique and attractive appearance to the classic Range Rover. The kit is specially fitted at the Factory and is available on a limited number of Epsom Green and Beluga Black County Classics. 

 

Front bumper has steel Brush Guard. The leathers seats are beautiful, no “wear and tear” (they were re-upholstered to the original classic interior 2 years ago. No scratches or tears. They look brand new. The interior is in excellent condition, clean, working seats, power windows, and locks all work- seats were re-upholstered to the original classic interior 2 years ago. No smoking, no pets. Sunroof works.  There are a few small blemishes here and there on the body- a scratch or scrape here and there but for a 1995 it looks pretty great inside and out. The paint on the hood and the roof is fading so eventually it will need to be painted.

 

Overall, the truck runs GOOD . The engine is in good condition, the tranny is smooth and the transfer case operates beautifully.   Its powerful- the drive train on this car resembles the powerful esprit of a 100k mile car despite its having 176K  She has been loved and it shows.  All power options work, original premium equipment still works – the Harmon Kardon stereo system and 6 disk CD changer.  The front grille guard, fog lights, lower valance and fog lights on the truck.  The air suspension has been replaced with stock ride height premium shocks and springs. 

Full tune up including fuel filter, timing recalibrated, plugs, cap, rotor, wires, belt and air element put in the truck 2 years ago.  The truck needs a new catalytic converter; the truck did not pass the Smog test because of this so you will have obtain a smog test certificate in order to register the car in the United States. The Smog Certificate will be your responsibility.  

Please note that this truck is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end this auction at any time,  so if you are serious about winning I suggest you bid sooner rather than later.  

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