probably about the same ffs! thats alot for a classic but it does look nice.
 
LSEs were listed at around £38K when new.
Unless you are going to put it back into a collection/very light use do you really want a car that has done an average of 2000 miles a year?

You'll spend the first year replacing anything rubber that has perished and the next getting things to work again.

It is possible that it has been serviced on schedule and exercised on a rolling road (but it would still clock up miles unless the cables were disconnected)
but at that price as soon as you use it it starts to lose money.

There are plenty out that for a fraction of that price that would serve fine.

Don't get me wrong I'd love it along side my Zonda and Enzo and might take it out in slightly wet weather if the M5 touring was being serviced :)
 
dkl1971 said:
LSEs were listed at around £38K when new.
Unless you are going to put it back into a collection/very light use do you really want a car that has done an average of 2000 miles a year?

You'll spend the first year replacing anything rubber that has perished and the next getting things to work again.

It is possible that it has been serviced on schedule and exercised on a rolling road (but it would still clock up miles unless the cables were disconnected)
but at that price as soon as you use it it starts to lose money.

There are plenty out that for a fraction of that price that would serve fine.

Don't get me wrong I'd love it along side my Zonda and Enzo and might take it out in slightly wet weather if the M5 touring was being serviced :)
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Oh, quite so old boy. I also agree about whether the car is even fit to run at this stage. What intrigued me about the ad was whether it was a serious bid to sell, would someone possibly pay this much, or perhaps its an advert for record or even something more dubious.

nathan5346 said:
1993 LAND ROVER RANGEROVER LSE AUTO GREEN on eBay (end time 13-Oct-10 20:05:39 BST)
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Cheers Nathan, saw that too. If I was still living in the UK I'd be giving it a serious look.

On that thought, what do you chaps think about NAS models? Reckon they'd be much more expensive to run as they're quite cheap to buy?

This one's for fett:
Land Rover : Range Rover: eBay Motors (item 250704504967 end time Oct-10-10 09:33:11 PDT)

Love those rocksliders!
 
looks nice and rust free, wish I could see the aircon install as I am tryna do it to mine :doh:
 
it says there is and it works mate, you spent too long speakin bangladeshi out there? :p
 
Thats a lovely classic but mother of god its too much money! Mine was a grand and is in reasonable nick, I could have stretched to £2k or maybe a little more but my budget wont go to £20k !
lovely for someone else who will squirrel it away for the next 20 yrs, valuable bit of history but not my bag. Good luck with your search mate.
 
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