Range Rover P38 '96 just 5K

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redbull_addict

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Feb 28, 2005
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San Jose, CA
www.deckowski.com
Yes that's right a '96 P38 black exterior, 4.0 enginewith about 132K miles. Has all the usual equipment, feel free to call me if you have specific questions. Now here's the catch...the truck stalls once it gets fully warmed up and won't restart until it cools off. How do I know? Well, it happened to my wife and she wants this truck gone!!! I purchased it with the intent of wheeling it, and I've only done 1 trip, but it needs to be a 3rd car for the family and after leaving my wife stranded last night it needs to go.

Call me at 408-813-9414 (cell)

I'm located in San Jose California.


Truck had a full tune-up at West Coast British about 3 or 4 months ago, has new alternator too. I have 2 sets of wheels and tires, all yours.

Since this is my first posting, I'm asking $5K firm...if it doesn't sell in a few days, I'm willing to entertain interesting offers.

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Randy

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redbull_addict said:
Yes that's right a '96 P38 black exterior, 4.0 enginewith about 132K miles. Has all the usual equipment, feel free to call me if you have specific questions. Now here's the catch...the truck stalls once it gets fully warmed up and won't restart until it cools off. How do I know? Well, it happened to my wife and she wants this truck gone!!! I purchased it with the intent of wheeling it, and I've only done 1 trip, but it needs to be a 3rd car for the family and after leaving my wife stranded last night it needs to go.

Call me at 408-813-9414 (cell)

I'm located in San Jose California.


Truck had a full tune-up at West Coast British about 3 or 4 months ago, has new alternator too. I have 2 sets of wheels and tires, all yours.

Since this is my first posting, I'm asking $5K firm...if it doesn't sell in a few days, I'm willing to entertain interesting offers.

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Did you have anyone check if the cats or oxygen sensors are clogged? Often the cause of that kind of behavior.
 
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JBradley

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May 25, 2005
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dont sell it - if it's a cheap, easy fix you'll never forgive yourself!!! to remove the y-pipe as a possible problem loosen your y-pipe from the exhaust manifold so it can breathe out better, it will be hella loud so do it in a walmart parking lot . - if it doesn't stall then your y pipe may be clogged/ cats toast - toasted cats smell like rotten eggs.. sulfur smell.
 
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agro1

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At that price, I can see why. Sounds like someone got a screaming deal.
 
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