2004 Land Rover Range Rover Hse on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
This is the best car I ever had and l would not sell it if I would not move to Europe. However - I will move on Thursday 5/29 and you will have to pay for the car in full (cash and we will deposit it together at my bank) and pick it up on that day. If you cannot do this, do not buy the car.
I fixed the most expensive part that comes up - the air suspension. The front bags and the compressor are new. Also one of the axels and some part in the air conditioning. However - a few days ago the "service engine soon" lamp came on. Called my mechanic - its not "check engine" so it cannot be something serious and can wait. Probably only an oil change I guess. Also - the front right indicator stopped working. Guess the lamp is blown but I have no time to check it. To busy packing - sorry. Please drop by for a test ride, I'm in Crown Heights (Brooklyn, NY) on Park Pl. between Troy and Schenectady Avs. Feel free to ask any question. Keep in mind though that I am NOT a mechanic, just a driver. Best of luck |
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