1988 Range Rover Classic For Sale -1800obo

[Abeer]

Long time lurker on the site. Usually just come to find trip reports for trails in the region but I figured I might as well post here.

Up for sale is my 1988 Range Rover Classic. Below is the post I have on craigslist. I have no pictures on my work comp but you can see some on the listing. Asking 1800 obo.

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/cto/2208434453.html

Text from the listing:
1988 Range Rover Classic for Sale

Selling my 88 Land Rover Range Rover Classic. This truck was meant to be a topless trail rig co-project between my cousin and I but between other cars and work we have not had time to work on it. It’s a 3.5L V8 with Hi Lo 4 wheel drive and a locking center differential. The truck runs and drives great. I’ve take it on many road trips without a problem. The truck does have its issues; tires are worn, some of the window regulators are out, the right side of the body has taken some trail abuse, and there is no headliner. With that said, this rover is solid mechanically. It is set up for off-road use with Old Man Emu Shocks and Springs (2” lift), ARB Bull bar, Front Skid Plate, multiple recovery points, and 16” wheels with 30” tires. Asking 1800 or best offer. Please leave your number when you email me.

Thanks guys.

 

[Rovertrader]

any rust or issues not mentioned? Great wheeler and perfect vintage...

 

[Abeer]

a couple things i forgot to put in.

-speedometer and odometer not working (odometer stopped working with PO at 133k. No idea how many miles are on it now)
-rust is non existant or minimal at the worst with a few rusted bolts.
-wood trim is very weathered
-it was originally red but was resprayed black. However, the black paint is fading and peeling in some places.

Overall, this is not a pretty rover. It is weathered and bruised. With that said, mechanically I've not had a problem with it and a mechanic who performed a tune up recently said the condition of the engine and components were great. It is a great starting point for a project and a great starting point for a trail rig which is what I had hoped to use it for.