1993 Land Rover Range Rover County Lwb Sport Utility 4-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Albany, New York, United States
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1993 Range Rover LWB 1995 Range Rover LWB (Parts Rover) I have had the 93 Rover since 2006. I had gotten it from a friend who has always had several Rovers at a time for the last 25+years. I never understood the appeal until one day when he offered let me take one overnight. After I was able to experience the Rover under different driving conditions I began to understand the Uniqueness of the Rover and enjoyed it’s capable command of over whatever road material it traversed and it’s Crude Refinement if that makes sense. The 1993 Rover is operational with 142,500 miles and in very good condition but is in need of a Head Gasket. There was a minor leak from the top Radiator Hose where the Temperature Sensor is embedded. Unfortunately the leak occurred during and over night trip and by the time it was discovered the Head Gasket was already compromised. The 1993 was acquired by my friend from an Insurance auction. It had sustained damage to the Roof, Windshield, and Driver’s Door. The damage was caused by a fallen tree. The Windshield was replaced with a New OEM $1100 replacement. The Driver Door and Roof had both come from a Rover Parts Salvage Yard. Due to the fact of it’s purchase from the Insurance Company after the damage it was required to go through a New York State DMV inspection and was issued a Salvage Title. This Rover was never in a driving collision. It DOES NOT have or has had any impacts to the body and the frame Has Not been damaged. Part of this auction includes a 1995 Rover LWB Parts vehicle with 74,000 miles on the Engine, Transmission and Drive Train. It will start and roll and can easily be loaded for transport. I am also including many additional parts I have acquired over the years. Please feel free to contact me directly and I will answer any questions I can. I will also assist you in any way possible with the transportation. There is a clean and clear New York State Tiltle, ready for transfer and a Bill of Sale will be issued with the1993 Range Rover LWB. The 1995 Range Rover LWB will be sold with a New York State Salvage Form 907a and a Bill of sale. Please feel free to call with any questions: |
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