1995 Range Rover Classic - Rusting Frame - Time to Go?
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1995 Range Rover Classic - Rusting Frame - Time to Go?
Hi all,
I have a beautiful 1996 Range Rover classic with an immaculate engine (have had a lot of great work done and it runs beautifully) with 144,445 miles on it. Recently converted to a standard non-air suspension. The problem is... the chassis is rusting. Badly. It's starting to come through the floorboards and all the doors are no longer lining up. Took it to the shop and they confirmed it's seen it's day. Wanted to get your advice on selling - when it gets to this point have you seen people posting on eBay with a very clear indication of the status? Try to sell locally? Any help or advice would be appreciated.
Thank you.
I have a beautiful 1996 Range Rover classic with an immaculate engine (have had a lot of great work done and it runs beautifully) with 144,445 miles on it. Recently converted to a standard non-air suspension. The problem is... the chassis is rusting. Badly. It's starting to come through the floorboards and all the doors are no longer lining up. Took it to the shop and they confirmed it's seen it's day. Wanted to get your advice on selling - when it gets to this point have you seen people posting on eBay with a very clear indication of the status? Try to sell locally? Any help or advice would be appreciated.
Thank you.
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It’s a goner. I’ll take it off your hands and save you a lot of time and headache. If the floors are rusted and the doors don’t line up it’s fork time. I’ll give you $500 and a homemade pound cake to get you through the week. Where are you located? NY or South Dakota?
Last edited by stillruns; 10-23-2019 at 03:28 PM.
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