From the seller: “”1994 Range Rover Vogue LSE 4.2
Highly modified Range Rover LSE, its fitted with the 4.2 V8 which was standard fitment on the LSE version, its been stood unused for the past 10 years but it starts easily and runs and drives, the engine has been modified with high lift cams and ported heads, performance exhaust etc, it sounds absolutely fantastic.
Modified for extreme off roading, its fitted with a high powered winch, special bumpers, all terrain heavy duty sump guard, differential sump, snorkel kit for travelling through rivers etc, heavy duty suspension etc.
It has been used off road extensively before being stored, the chassis, sills etc are sound but ideally it needs some welding the inner wheel arches etc, it is sold as a re commissioning/restoration project, don’t expect a show winner, its not, it was built for a purpose and has been used as such, it could be driven away on trade plates.”
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