1996 Land Rover Range Rover Se Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Mahopac, New York, United States
I bought this car 3 months ago on eBay from a piece of sh.. who advertised car as running perfectly and needing nothing. When car arrived however I quickly found out car was completely unable to drive. After spending 5k on fixing it including breaks, rotors, shocks,muffler and several other things, the car now needs only an abs pump which runs about 1400 new and cheaper if found on eBay used or in salvage yard. The truck is beautiful and once this is done it will be a very nice car. I'm just out of money and although I'm not expecting to recoup my money I would like to just get some back. The engine and tranny are now completely up to snuff and it's almost ready to roll. No reserve so highest bidder wins or email me with an offer. only 3 day auction. Good luck
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