FS: 1994 Discovery SE7 160k miles, no rust, service history

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1994 Land Rover Discovery SE7 - Records from new | Second Daily Classics

Location: New York VIN: Inquire Year: 1994 Make: Land Rover Model: Discovery SE7 Engine: V8 Transmission: Automatic Mileage: 162,000 Drivetrain: 4WD Ext. Color: Ardennes Green Int. Color: Sorrel Tan…
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$6900

Location: New York
VIN: Inquire
Year: 1994
Make: Land Rover
Model: Discovery SE7
Engine: V8
Transmission: Automatic
Mileage: 162,000
Drivetrain: 4WD
Ext. Color: Ardennes Green
Int. Color: Sorrel Tan Leather
Key Features: 7-passenger seating, very clean and rust free, records from new

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D.C. Benny

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This is my truck. It was in California it's whole life until I bought it and shipped it to Brooklyn, around last April/May. Drove it around locally for the summer, had planned to restore completely over time. Put around 800 miles on it during entire time I've owned it. Too nice to wheel, just ran errands in it and enjoyed doing just that. It is now in storage in Long Island ( driven once a week or so) and has never seen snow nor salt, barely even rained on, (really). I have complete records all the way back to first owner, who had it the majority of its life. It's a solid disco, no, not perfect, but I think, a really nice example, I don't think outrageously priced, but the market will tell me. New battery and oil change just done.
 
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MJL1987

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I think the mileage and electronic issues are what’s keeping people away, I know I have been in the market and made offered on trucks but 7k is a hard pill to swallow for a 170k mile truck with issues
 
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MJL1987 said:
I think the mileage and electronic issues are what’s keeping people away, I know I have been in the market and made offered on trucks but 7k is a hard pill to swallow for a 170k mile truck with issues
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The more I look for these vehicles the more I realize how hard they are to find with no rust and not beat to shit or neglected. Do a quick look on CL and there isn't more than 2 nationwide I would throw money at.

We're talking original paint which this has and that's insane how good it looks. Inside isn't burned to a crisp either nor is the dash warped to hell. That in itself is also rare.

As a reference, I had 210k on my 99 D1 when I sold it. The current owner has 240k on it and redid the heads himself shortly after buying it and it's his DD. They're remarkably simple and rugged vehicles. I wouldn't shy away from a 170k truck, especially when you have Will Tillery with a great access to used parts at great deals.
 
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D.C. Benny

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MJL1987 said:
I think the mileage and electronic issues are what’s keeping people away, I know I have been in the market and made offered on trucks but 7k is a hard pill to swallow for a 170k mile truck with issues
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Fair enough, the mileage isn't super low
MJL1987 said:
I think the mileage and electronic issues are what’s keeping people away, I know I have been in the market and made offered on trucks but 7k is a hard pill to swallow for a 170k mile truck with issues
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I hear you. I feel like most of this age will have these kind of electronic issues; not so bad imho. One sunroof motor won't work, anti-lock brake light is on and off (but brakes work well), passenger door-lock doesn't always go down, not horrific issues to me but maybe to others. To me what made mileage ok was that HG's were done by reputable shop 40k miles ago and there are exhaustive records of regular, open checkbook-type maintenance. But good to hear feedback. the more I think about it, maybe its a mistake to sell this truck as I love the thing and to me these d-1's are really a great value.
 
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D.C. Benny

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BDM said:
The more I look for these vehicles the more I realize how hard they are to find with no rust and not beat to shit or neglected. Do a quick look on CL and there isn't more than 2 nationwide I would throw money at.

We're talking original paint which this has and that's insane how good it looks. Inside isn't burned to a crisp either nor is the dash warped to hell. That in itself is also rare.

As a reference, I had 210k on my 99 D1 when I sold it. The current owner has 240k on it and redid the heads himself shortly after buying it and it's his DD. They're remarkably simple and rugged vehicles. I wouldn't shy away from a 170k truck, especially when you have Will Tillery with a great access to used parts at great deals.
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thanks for the feedback
 
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the more I think about it, maybe its a mistake to sell this truck as I love the thing and to me these d-1's are really a great value.
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Yep. My ‘96 D1 SD has original Portofino red, straight dash, leather in great shape, and less than 84k miles. Totally stock and staying that way.

Keep it.
 
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