Wanted: 1995 RRC LWB

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I'm looking for a 95 RRC LWB, in very good condition. Almost everything should be working.

Exterior: no dents or rust; paint either in good condition or price adjusted to reflect, RTE bumpers would be a plus.

Interior: no tears, excessive wear, etc...original looking condition would be awesome.

It's going to be a DD, so I don't want anything above a mild lift. Only non- or very low-rust cars considered.

I'm in CA.
 

Welcome to Hell A

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Nice link, thanks. I usually use google with the search string '1995 range site:craigslist.org'. Came up with same results, but craiglook has the distance searching feature. Nothing worth looking at yet...the one in SLO is decent but something doesn't seem right pricewise.
 

bri

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Ben, are you still regretting selling me your's? Man it's sweet.
 

RBBailey

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If you have to ask, you have not compared the LWB to the SWB in a real world scenario.

Bri -- I'm glad you like it, but yeah... I miss it. I bought back my Series IIa, maybe I can buy the LWB back? ;)

By the way... what the heck ever happened with the engine on that?
 

Dredd

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RBBailey said:
If you have to ask, you have not compared the LWB to the SWB in a real world scenario.
Stupid answer, try again. What's your real world scenario? Seems like each would have an advantage in different scenarios. The LWB glides better on the highway, but looks like ass and is harder to park. The SWB is easier to wheel, but can't carry as much beer behind the front seats. What else am I missing? 3.9 vs. 4.2? What?
HB
 

Tugela

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Yikes, that mileage works out to 1,020 per year. Even if it was stored in a climate controlled vacuum I'd be nervous about buying a Rover that had seen so little use. But this discussion is totally irrelevant since the asking price is totally ridiculous.