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Up for auction is a nice 2000 Land Rover discovery. I am selling it because I bought a newer model. I purchased this 3 months ago, and then came across a newer one for cheap so I'm selling this one my loss your gain. The following items have been replaced; spark plugs, spark plugs wires, oil filter, air filter , intake manifold gasket, ignition coils are all new. The valve covers have a small oil leak nothing major, just minor. The tires have about 50% tread on them. No large damage to the interior, only minor wear and tear that occurs for a 14 year old vehicle, but seats all are good no tears or rips, which is a good thing. There is no check engine light on, there is 164980 miles on it so at pick up it should be the same, plus 3 or 4 miles for me to move it around. The only minor defect I know of, is the rear passenger window does not work. This SUV is equipt with a second sunroof in the rear, therefore there are two sunroofs. There is a CD magazine under the passengers front seat so you can play music. The exterior has its normal wear and tear for a 14 year old vehicle but in pretty good condition, no major dents or scratches, the brush guard has a few small rust spots and there also is a rust spot over the windshield other then that, its in pretty good condition. It has tow package for towing. I am not driving the vehicle every day because it is not registered so there may be some other small things that could be wrong that I haven't found yet but I guarantee it doesn't effect the drivability of the car. Now for all the payment and shipping stuff, deposit is required within 24 hours if deposit is not sent it will be relisted after 24 hours. The truck will be held for 3 days after auction, then it will be relisted unless we have agreed on something different and there is no shipping. I will make myself available when it needs to be picked up but buyer pays and arranges pickup.

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