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03 Range Rover Hse Fully Loaded Low Miles Rare White/tan Nav 4x4 S/c 04 05 06 07 on 2040-cars

US $13,900.00
Year:2003 Mileage:76397 Color: with a tan leather interior
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2003 Land Rover Range Rover HSE
-4x4
-Navigation
-Rare Color Combination
-Running Boards
-Clean Carfax
-Limited Edition Giovanna Wheels & Tires
(Available for $1400)

You are looking at an exceptional 2003 Land Rover Range Rover HSE. It is finished in the highly desired Alaska White exterior with a tan leather interior. The interior has the matte finish burl wood instead of the glossy style that you see on a lot of Rovers. It is fully loaded with navigation, park assist, cargo management system, and much more. There are a set of like new, limited edition 22" Giovanna Dalar 5 Black Series wheels that are available for an additional $1400. The retail value on these wheels & tires is over $3,000. This truck was previously owned by an X-Games competitor. That being said, it has been driven in the snow. These Rovers are made to last forever as long as you keep up to date on services. They are also made to be driven from the mountain to the river and everywhere in between. A lot of dealers will say that a car has never been driven to the mountains with zero actual knowledge just to get you in the door. The rear driver side rear quarter panel (behind the wheel) does have some scratches and a discolored scuff that happened while in the snow. This can be easily fixed and I can get you my cost on doing so, I would just like you to see the before so you have peace of mind that it was never wrecked. Clean Carfax with no accident history. The interior is in great overall shape. There are memory wrinkles on the two front seats with one quarter sized stain on the driver seat on the bottom. If you would like close-up pictures please feel free to contact me. I will gladly assist with any transportation needs.

I can be contacted at anytime at 714.331.1625. 

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