Land Rover Discovery Se-7, Low-miles, Rear A/c, 2" Lift, Rr Seats, Solid Frame! on 2040-cars
Plattsburgh, New York, United States
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Selling my Ultra-Low mile SE-7 Discovery, just 85k original miles.It has 3-rows of seating, Upgraded Range Rover Classic seats, 2" mild lift, 2-moon roofs, tires are like new, tow pkg.....It's a great truck for bad weather, rain or snow. It's very safe on the road so you and your family can walk away from an accident. It has been re painted, very nice job!, a few years ago.This was just to freshen up the paint, no accident as you can have a vehicle history report when you purchase this vehicle. It does have the normal rover drips that's to be expected. Frame is solid with only rust area on the passenger side rocker/floor. It does have a minor exhaust leak, doesn't bother me. I just replaced the MAF sensor and charged the battery. It doesn't get any use since I purchased a new truck 2 months ago. I figure I sell this and buy a new riding lawn mower!
Anyway, ask questions if you have any. Make me an early offer to buy. There is no warranty, sold as is. You can come drive and inspect it prior to bidding. Thanks |
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