Range Rover Classic 1975 3 Door Unrestored, Never Welded, Never Resprayed. on 2040-cars
Soeborg 2860 Denmark, New York, United States

I have this Bahama Gold Range Rover Classic, D-suffix, born in Sweden and currently with 73.000 documented KM driven, where first owner kept it in Lapland for near 3 decades. I am 4. owner, history inbetween is well known. Registered and running.
Lots of Patina but very unmolested car this one. Complete with Factory issued Swedish Instructionbook, factory fitted power steering as per build sheet, all tolls jack and foot pump genuine factory issue. never damaged apart from bent rear left wing bottom due to recent tyre explosion. Sits on period correct Michelin X M+S 205/16. Spare wheel as well and thread seems near unused ever. One extra tyre loose comes with car.
Also genuine optional equipment Fairey Overdrive complete and working is present in a box in the boot and included in sales price. Additional period correct roof plate comes along too, if new owner wishes to replace the factory fitted one that has various dents along gutter lines and one rear placed former 10 mm diameter hole in the roof plate. Other parts such as bushes for dampers and one new A-frame ball joint comes also with the car.
Parts and Workshop manuals are present in the car too. Car can be safe driven from Copenhagen to European destinations untroubled. Service and fresh Engine oil is done prior to departure with new owner at my house. Price is advertized at 255.000,- Danish Kroners. Please convert to your appropriate currency. Purchase price must be payd in Kroners at sale in either cash or via bank transfer. I am a private person so no CC pay possible.
I have had the car for good 3 years. I drove it to Verbier 2 years ago, and to the UK last Fall via Dover, both trips problemfree.
Car can be inspected andtestdriven any time upon appointment. I am 8 km from CPH airport, and will happilly come and collect you there. Please feel free to email questions and send email to recieve approx 25 more detail photos, I also have a one minute long video from underside only when car sits in my garage. I speak English, Ich spreche Deutsch, Je parle Francais, Jeg taler Dansk/svensk etc. Best rgds Michael Valentiner-Brantheden with same 1. owner for
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