RRC County wheel base

[Ted]

Recently I have been toying with the idea of a RRC. I saw a 95 advertised as a SWB County. I had always believed that all "County" versions were LWB. Can someone clear this up for me?

Cheers,

Ted Moyer
2002 Disco II
1965 Series IIA

 

[Gore Ranger]

http://www.eastcoastrover.com/INFORangeRover.html

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http://www.rangerovers.net/modelspecs/index.html



County for the most part just refers to the trim level

 

[Landrovernick]

Thats correct "County" just denotes the trim level. In a county there would be wood trim, floormats, ABS etc. County models were the top of the line. I have an 89 so the differences will be many but you get the idea. So therefore you could have a SWB and a LWB county RRC. Just measure the wheelbase if it is 100" then it is a short wheelbase and if it is 108 you have the long wheelbase.

Lastly I would encourage you to get a RRC I absolutely love mine. And I would definitely get the SWB it is surprising how much room there is and it is better off road. Good Luck

 

[Gore Ranger]

correct me if i am wrong, but don't all the Long Wheel base models, have an LWB as a sticker somewhere on the tailgate?

 

[p m]

yes
but you can spot one from the side in a millisecond - just by the look of the rear door.