OT 1998 Range Rover 4.0SE $5000

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chrism
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OT 1998 Range Rover 4.0SE $5000

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109K runs and drives well. New tires, front brakes, and windshield. SRS light is on.


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Mike K
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Post by Mike K »

Have you been taking your medication?
chrism
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Double doses
Bryan in SB
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Is the market really that depressed for these? :shock:
hugh1850
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Post by hugh1850 »

Bryan in SB wrote:Is the market really that depressed for these? :shock:
I think its $5000 down and $5000/month maintenance.
chrism
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Post by chrism »

NADA retail is about $9000. I guess I did a good job of pricing it cheap ;)
Bryan in SB wrote:Is the market really that depressed for these? :shock:
Bryan in SB
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Post by Bryan in SB »

Wow, talk about a rock in a pond. Good luck with the sale.
cgranju
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Bryan in SB wrote:Is the market really that depressed for these? :shock:
I know a good bit about Rovers....sometimes, more than I'd care to know!.....and, their prices fluctuate greatly. I've owned one, have a part time business selling parts for them & my partner in that business has educated me on many of the ins/outs of the various models & such since he also does repairs on them. They're absolutely wonderful cars and undeniably British through & through. I don't know a lot about the value of a runner, but as a parts car, you'd be looking at about $2500 +/- depending on miles/rust/engine....so $5K for a driver ought to be a bargain.
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