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2005 - Land Rover Lr3 on 2040-cars

US $7,000.00
Year:2005 Mileage:89950 Color: Black
Location:

Taloga, Oklahoma, United States

Taloga, Oklahoma, United States

It has 90K miles that are mostly highway. Truck runs great and has had very few issues over it's life. Includes every option, power everything, including the fine leather 7 passenger seating, (all rear seats fold flat for ton's of storage) cold weather package with heated front and rear seats. Panoramic Roof, (3 sunroofs) Heated windshield, navigation, dual tv's/DVD player with 4 wireless headsets, rear parking proximity sensors, Premium Sound system, rear cargo cover, and many other options such as cruise control and trip computer, etc. It has been a dream to own and drive. The truck gets lots of positive looks and comments every single time we take it out. Extra's included with the truck with pricing: Factory Expedition Roof Rack: 2400.00 Impossible to find. Factory Lamp Guards Front: 315.00 from Rovers North Factory Lamp Guards Rear: 390.00 from Rovers North Factory Snorkel/Raised Air Intake: 800.00 from Rovers North Rock Sliders, Nerf Bars: 870.00 from Rovers North Johnson Rods Lift Kit LR3: 150.00 Direct from Manufacturer Factory Quick Disconnect Hitch 430.00 from Rovers North Terra Firma Discreet Winch Mount 400.00 from Lucky8 Offroad New in the wrap. Iron Man Monster 9500lb Winch 750.00 from any online vendor. New in the box. Factory Heavy Duty Cargo/Floor Mats 250.00 From LR Dealer This is over 6500.00 worth of bolt on's some that are impossible to find/no longer manufactured that are included with the LR3. The known issues with the truck: Lower Control Arm bushings are on their way out. This is a very common issue with all LR3's. Parts are 560.00 for new lower control arms and new factory mounting hardware. I just have not had time to address this issue as of yet. I will be doing this soon if the truck does not sell super fast. If I have this repaired I will increase the price by the parts value. (Mechanical Issue) 2 dings on the top passenger side of the hood/bonnet from a Jerry Can coming down from the roof rack. (Cosmetic Flaw) Small ding on the rear lift gate. (Cosmetic Flaw) Small scratch on drivers side door. (Cosmetic Flaw) Issues are mostly cosmetic and truck is very capable reliable vehicle that looks and rides amazing.

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The first time we did this, my chosen Fiat 500 Abarth took about a third of the popular vote in our reader poll. The second time, my lovely 1980 Oldsmobile 442 did just a little bit better against a 1989 BMW 635 CSi. Despite holding the opinion that my automotive choices, though perhaps a little bit more... obscure than my fellow editors, are still better, an outright win would go a long way toward boosting my vehicular self worth a few notches upward.
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