1990 Land Rover Range Rover Base Sport Utility 4-door 3.9l on 2040-cars
Canisteo, New York, United States
Yes you have seen this before forsale and the high bidder (12345toy) never paid for it so here it is again . DONT BID IF YOU HAVE NO INTENTION OF PAYING FOR THE CAR IT JUST CAUSES HEADACE AND LOSS OF MONEY IN EBAY FEES This is a no reserve auction for a 1990 Land Rover it does run drive and stop it would be a super parts car or you may want to put it on the road. The drivers outside door handle is broken but opens from the inside. the motor does not knock or smoke but it does have a small skip at idle sometimes. The power steering has a leak. The trans. feels good Hopefully you can get the rest of the info from the photos.
If you are a nys resident you will recive a title with a mv50 form that will be marked salvage unless you are a dealer. You will also pay New York State Sales Tax and a $60.00 document fee THERE WILL BE NO DEVEATION FROM THIS.
If you are from out of state you will recive clear paper work that you can use to license the SUV. If You have any questions Ask before you buy not the other way around you are bidding to own the truck .there will be no refunds. $500. Deposit directly following the auction |
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