1987 Range Rover Classic Turbo Diesel

We couldn’t find any MOT history online for this Range Rover Classic, so it would appear to have been off the road for quite a long time.

From the seller: “Here we have a 1987 Range Rover classic 2.4 turbo diesel VM engine with manual gearbox & countryman decals?
a genuine driveway find, unused for many years. Showing 3 former keepers. Clocks reading 020173 Current owner since 1999 and the previous keeper to that had it from 93
It comes with 2 sets of keys and v5 is present. It looks require welding to rear chassis, sills and around under the battery tray from quick vague inspection but best come and view it yourself as opinions vary….. it’s all untested..possibly a worthy project but I’m selling as is … spares or repair, Restoration project! Viewing highly recommended before committing to buy”

For sale on eBay –> LISTING ENDED

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