IGP50 said:
They are rare - 2000 made in two years - LWB is the US badging for the LSE, invariably a 4.2 in a 108 inch wheelbase, very few 3.9`s ( some for Australian market for example). Many were exported, mostly to the US, which was the target market
DVLA showed just 550 left in UK December 2010, which I think is high.
£39,995 when new.
I believe the first twenty went to the Government and Royals - the Queen Mother had one, which is now at Gaydon. I also suspect those 20 had the rear picnic tables and drinks fridge as options, which are like hens teeth.
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That would be about 64,000 US $
 
The irony of a regular on here pulling someone up for spelling and then not being able to spell 'paedophile' himself! Hilarious!

2,000 is quite rare, Phill. I wonder if this makes them much rarer than the soft dash RR?
 
James R said:
The irony of a regular on here pulling someone up for spelling and then not being able to spell 'paedophile' himself! Hilarious!

2,000 is quite rare, Phill. I wonder if this makes them much rarer than the soft dash RR?
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Thats maybe because it wasn't incorrectly spelt...it was a play on words, those words being pedantic and phil......whoosh.
 
fett said:
lse 108 inches

poor bloke 4 pages to get near an answer lol, you guys are cruel
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Nah...the fella got an answer on page three ;)


I'll repeat what I posted on page3, LSE is less common than SE. However 2000 is not rare. Look at some other prestige/expensive brands to get a correct perspective. If you really wanted one in the UK you would be able to find one for sale.
 
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Want an LSE?

here's one (needs work, but then don't all RRC);

1994 LAND ROVER RANGEROVER LSE AUTO BLUE | eBay

oh look, here's another;

1993 LAND ROVER RANGEROVER LSE AUTO GREEN | eBay

oh right....and another;

Range Rover Vogue LSE4.2 V8 LPG Auto | eBay

oh, found another...dammit thought these were rare?;

1992 LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER LSE AUTO BLUE | eBay

sorry, now I'm just taking the ****;

1993 RANGE ROVER LSE 4.2 ltr V8 AUTO | eBay


that's just a 30second search on ebay. Now imagine if I actually wanted one and started to REALLY look.....now tell me they are 'rare' ;)
 
Its not as rare as some cars, nor even some Range Rovers (the CSK for example) - but 2000 over 2 years is still a very a small production run for Land Rover.
Total production of Classics in 1992 was 15,334, 1993 14,870, and 1994 15,283 - those are calendar year numbers but they are Land Rover Limited numbers. The LSE was announced in October 1992 but only came onto sale at the end of 1992, acquiring a soft dash in March 1994, and still on sale in the US until January 1995.
As to total production of Classics - my guess is somewhere around 300,000 ( the 100,000th was built in 1982 just to put it into persepctive ) - so that makes a 2000 model run rare in my book, but its just my opinion and others are entitled are to their own
 
Thanks guys for the comments, she is a L reg LWB I belive the rear doors are the only differance. I will not be selling her as she is to undergo a full restoration ( will post some pics) Its one of the best cars I have ever owned and in Dorset turns heads, feel like I am rich ( wish I was) cheers Phill
 
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