1995 Range Rover Classic LWB
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crown14 said:Want to trade me your "Grandma Gold" '03 and the aforementioned totalled D2?
it just looks totaled.
LRflip said:
You know I have a heater for my garage now why you doing crap out in the cold?
But I migh swing by too if I get bored.
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I thought about it more than once Buddy.
If that would be cool, we'll come over so we don't die.
We need your jackstands too.
If that would be cool, we'll come over so we don't die.
We need your jackstands too.
crown14 said:OK well it is officially up for sale! 95 LWB, Alpine white in color. The paint is a little faded and discolored in spots, I was going to paint it this coming summer but we have a baby coming then, so...
We bought this mid-2010 to replace our daily driver, also a white 95 LWB, that was dangerously rusted out. It has RTE sliders (with nerfs) and upgraded H4 headlights. I immediately put OME coils on it, some Bilstein shocks, 265/75s, and did an LT230 conversion using a very low mileage transfer case from a late model D1. Also new brakes, wheel bearings, hub seals, etc, and new rear link bushings. My wife drives this everyday, it has 139K on it, every single thing works but the driver's seat heater, and the SRS light is on.
http://s424.photobucket.com/albums/pp327/BuckhornImports/1995%20Range%20Rover%20Classic%20LWB/?albumview=slideshow
Hijack Off....sorry Joel.
Bump, have not been pushing this as we had misplaced the title and had to go to DMV to get another, title arrived today....
Dude, fly in/drive home. You will be driving a luxurious all wheel drive limo. The LWB is very comfortable. It drives very smooth down the freeway. This is the sought after 1995. Joel is a stickler with his vehicles, and I'm sure this one is ready for a 2000 mile road trip. Fly down and enjoy the drive back.Jkid said:
ptschram
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No doubt, if I were young(er) and single I'd probably be on a plane right now heading down there. The disco is nice, but it is cramped especially with kids, car seats and everything. If my gas mileage is going to suck, it might as well be in a big and comfortable ride. I've never driven one, but I don't doubt the lwb is nice going down the road. Plus it just has so much more styling (our disco is dubbed the turtle). I ran it by the wife, she liked it but said the non-functioning heated seat was a deal breaker (roll eyes). I know I've got the bug though because I keep checking it out. It's actually only a 700 mile trip...
Joel.... been trying to get in touch with you. Would like to possibly come down this weekend and check it out with cash in hand.
Mike
Mike
Do the Fly and drive, I did last summer from VA to Chicago IL. It was the best choice I could have made.
I got a great RRC at a great price, I got to meet some great Rover people (including Joel also saw this RRC in person and it's damn nice) helped out a buddy with picking up a bumper/winch combo he had bought and saw the USA in something much better than a Chevrolet. It helped me remember what a truly beautiful place America is after of a year of sand and sand storms.
I got a great RRC at a great price, I got to meet some great Rover people (including Joel also saw this RRC in person and it's damn nice) helped out a buddy with picking up a bumper/winch combo he had bought and saw the USA in something much better than a Chevrolet. It helped me remember what a truly beautiful place America is after of a year of sand and sand storms.
the wife get tired of the tractor feel of the tdi? i hope its holding up for ya. tell that person in boise looking for a nice 95 lwb to contact us.
Wife got an LR3...........pdxrovermech said:
I have to sell either the Disco or the LWB. I have more money dumped in the Disco. Although, I've seriously thought about doing some parts swaps and selling the Disco. Te LWB is that nice.
I will let the guy know. He's actually on this board.
Sorry, Joel. Hijack off. (heh, heh, I said hi, jack off)