Bought it,he drove a hard bargain,one quarter of Midget Gems including the black ones,a goldfish and two toots on a ragman's trumpet. I think he saw me coming,but that's another story,officer.

I guess wanting to sell a Range Rover is the last taboo!

The car is actually not in a bad nick, but there is a dent in the door, and the rear bumper is not connected.
Once you do the body work, you need to take it off springs, and back on air - and the head lining is not the best.
Otherwise its a nice car - but I wanted it perfect, hence the question about selling it as a project.

Anyway, thanks for the giggles - I may be back if I buy something modern, but unfortunately,
I've discovered my lifestyle and classic cars don't go together.

Yamawg said:

I guess wanting to sell a Range Rover is the last taboo!

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Not really no.
Not long ago a member nearish me sold his 4.6 vogue with LPG and new bits onto a member as a project. Similar condition. it now has a caring home and the day @Expletive needs help with his next Landy, or otherwise, he will get it.
That’s just fair
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/sold-1996-p38-range-rover-near-swansea.350724/

gold rover said:

Oh come on! A Freelander is just insulting the guy. Next you'll be offering an ejoke.

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