What's the difference between trim packages?

[PFS]

I've had my '99 D1 SD for several months now, and it's got everything I care to have but I'm just curious what the differences are between trim packages. I assume the "7" as in SD7 would be for seven passenger, but other than that I don't know.

Thanks,
Pete

 

[RonL]

1999 Series 1 only had SD. My wife has a SD with 7 seat option and it is just "SD" on the side. 1998 have SE, LE, and SD with the 7 added if it was a 7 seater.

 

[n8thgr8]

'98 the LSE came with chrome bumpers and piped leather seats.

 

[d1driver]

'98 the LSE came with chrome bumpers and piped leather seats.

Don't forget the chrome strips in the middle of the body moldings and the boost rims.

 

[RonL]

1998 LSE Also had body colored mirrors.

 

[PFS]

I know it's kind of a lame topic, but like I said I'm just curious. I'm not a big fan of chrome (I used to summers work at a plating company), so glad mine doesn't have it. What kind of spare cover came on the '99 D1s? Did they have the full fabric cover or just that plastic wheel cover thing?

 

[keepitwildtv]

LSE had body color grille and end caps on the bumpers too. The gold and the metallic mint ones just kill me! The LSE was my least favorite of all.

 

[keepitwildtv]

Oh, and chrome door handles too...neat!

 

[crown14]

LSE had sweet leather shift knob

 

[d1driver]

The LSE also had the matched 5th spare standard. I believe on the other models, that was an option only.

 

[EJB90]

It also had an upgraded suspension... supposedly though it still drove like a tank. Also a different radio. It also had more wood trim and piping on the map pockets.

Don't forget the chrome door sills that said "LAND ROVER"

 

[group captain mandrake]

How about that... my '98 is an LSE and I didn't know it. Too bad I'm not all that fond of chrome. The door sills are pretty cool though.