PPCHR

New Member

• Dec 14, 2013

• #21

For piano trim I'm your man.

 

Saint.V8

Dyed-in-the-wool 100% RR Junkie

Full Member

• Dec 14, 2013

• #22

PPCHR said:

What is so special about the Linley edition? I mean £96000 was/is a lot of money for a new P38 back in 2000...

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Only 6 ever made...making it the rarest Range Rover of all time (bar the individualised Autobiographies and Over Finches - But there were loads of each of those)

 

P38guy

New Member

• Dec 14, 2013

• #23

polsta said:

lets be honest- if you were in a position to spend 20k on a used range rover, ie wanting comfort- youd be a totsl fool to buy a p38 for 20k regardless of the engine or trim level
, you could buy both a rr sport and a lr22 for 20k probably

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No use If you want the Linley tho, there are plenty of die hard P38 fans that could well afford a L322 etc BUT want to own what they have a P38 I for one would give a kidney and some cash for the right Linley

 

PPCHR

New Member

• Dec 14, 2013

• #24

Saint.V8 said:

Only 6 ever made...making it the rarest Range Rover of all time (bar the individualised Autobiographies and Over Finches - But there were loads of each of those)

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Cheers!

Was there something else special apart from the piano trim with inlets? Like special leather or paint?

 

mutsnutz

Well-Known Member

• Dec 14, 2013

• #25

might get my trim done in piano black and tart it up a bit and then clag a mutsnutz badge on i might get £20000 for mine

 

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donp38

Well-Known Member

• Dec 14, 2013

• #26

that car was recently sold....I think they were asking 15k.

I saw some more photos of the rest of it and the engine.

I only saw the 'sold' advert

 

Datatek

Well-Known Member

• Dec 14, 2013

• #27

The V8 was made in 3.5, 4.0, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, 4.5, 4.6 & 5.0 litre versions all bar the 3.5 and 4.4 used 94mm bore, the 3.5 and 4.4 used 88.9mm. The 4.4 was developed by BL's Australian operation and had an extended block to accomodate an 88.9mm stroke making the engine square. It had the potential to be the best enlarged version of the engine. It was lost when the Oz operation was closed down.