Here is a nice looking G4 in Oklahoma City at Bob Moore Landrover.

Pre-Owned 2004 Land Rover Discovery S 4D Sport Utility in Oklahoma City #P200540 | Bob Moore Land Rover

 

Bumpers and tires are off looks funny. $30 grand, whoa.

 

For that kind of $$$$$ it needs to be original and that G4 is far from original with the ARB front bumper, britpart rear bumper, and Terrafirma rims. Also the G4 logo on the hood & side decals look off to me (I remember the side decals having blue in them). Not to mention for that kind of $$$$$ that the hood should close properly lol.

I do find the little bar protecting the spare tire interesting as when I was rear ended in my 98 D1 that was the main thing that got hit. Doubt that little bar would have done much with an F250 hitting it, but ya never know.

 

Anyone notice the rear door?? Why is it backwards?

 

Saw that. Really weird.

 

and all the decals are backwards too?!

the images are reversed except for the interior one and the one from directly in front. No idea why

 

WOW totally missed that!

 

hah so did I. I didn't even notice the door was backwards until I went back after reading your comment.

 

The price on this is absurd. I realize it's one of 200 made, but who would seriously fork that kind of money over for this? I've never heard of there being a market for rare-trim 4x4s, but maybe there are people who collect things like this.

 

LR Special Vehicles are cool, and yes I love getting my hands on one. But a darn Kalahari is 1 of 150 (depending on the color) vs 1 of 200. A Kalahari had a unique front bumper, Safari Gard Rocker panels, unique rims, hood black out and a low profile roof rack. A G4 had it's own unique stuff, but to me a Kalahari is much more unique. Some people act like it's just a yellow, orange LR aka no big deal and that's true, but the Special Vehicles are unique and collector items to some LR enthusiast. I've owned two of them so far and I'd love to own more.

My Kalahari is awesome and it so stands out vs other LR's or any other vehicle for that matter, but 29K = insane. They were unique and had unique trim, badging, or off road equipment.