2003 Land Rover Discovery Hse on 2040-cars
Mesa, Arizona, United States
This is a 2003 Land Rover Discovery HSE with 108K. This a an ALL WHEEL DRIVE/ FOUR WHEEL DRIVE Land Rover It’s a five seater not a seven, That means the whole back
end is open for what you buy a SUV for, not folding up seats you never use
taking up space you need. It has two huge storage compartment (see picture) where
the “In The Way Seats” would try and fold away to. If you have looked at
Discoveries and the seven seater you know what I’m saying. It Black with Camel interior It has all the usual Discovery stuff, but beings its an
HSE you get elevating air bag in the back. You can raise the back of the
Discovery 10 inches when off road. When you get back on road or exceed 15 mph
the Discovery goes back to its normal ride adjustment level. You get a 12volt DC plug in the back cargo area. You get
a heated front windshield. Not a defrosted windshield. This has tiny wires in
the front windshield that heats the front windshield and clears it. You get front head light washers. Back up sensors Tow package Hill decent braking, Rear seat cup holders Rear seat is 60/40 (See picture) Heated front seats The list just goes on and on The HSE is the best equipped Discovery of the four lines
of Discovery I need to (don’t want to) sell this HSE because I’m
moving. I will pay to have it moved with me before I’ll give it
away. It has HID (6000) low beams, high beams and fog lights The interior lights have been replaced with LED’s (See
picture of interior) Added for backing two halogen back up lights (See
picture) I have replaced:
Installed New:
Yes I was going to keep it…but now all this work goes to you….. I took off the oversize off road front grill lights. They’ll
be in the Discovery when you get it. All the plugs and mounting hardware is there, Supper easy to put back on. I just didn't like them.
You’ll even get the original factory owners manuals. Oil change 300 miles ago Castrol synthetic 10/30 All four wheels have been remounted, balance and rotated
(three weeks ago) Per Discount Tire/American (depending on where you live)
all four tires have better that 50% left on them. As you can see in one of the pictures the front bumper is
cracked. I inherited it that way. Just hadn’t gotten there yet to replace it. Questions about the paint and its finish? This can be answered by looking at the pictures. The reflection tells the whole story on that. I one weekend about two months ago I buffed out the Discovery with Maguire’s Swirl remover #9, then polished it with #7 and two coats of mirror glaze #26. And. that’s what you end up with. The interior has its usual wear stuff going on…. When shooting the picture for this, we here in Phoenix
had our first 100 degree plus weekend. Took out the laser thermometer to show you the outside temp and then what was blowing out the vents… I think that question is now answered
by other than “The AC blows cold”. This is a daily driver so the mileage will be a bit different
than that of the mileage in the picture. Got ANY question ask…dutchrice@yahoo.com or call me (480) 433-6133 You will also get the name and phone number of the mechanic
that assisted me to ask questions as the solidness of this Discovery. I am selling this on other platforms and adversments. I
will pull this listing as soon as someone comes up the magic number. I will not ship, but I’ll assist you how I can. I use a really good car shipper |
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