I'm selling my 1999 Discovery II SE7 with 164K miles. It's in overall good-excellent condition, but the interior headliner and center console are in a state of disassembly. I was in the process of fixing/upgrading/repairing the sunroofs and replacing the roof rails when life intervened and I had to put this project on the back burner etc. I've been driving it without the headliner and center console installed. I have all pieces and parts for reassembly etc. I'm asking $3,500 for this solid Disco that just needs someone with the time and patience to reinstall the headliner/console etc and chase down a annoying camshaft sensor signal problem.

The Good:

• The engine runs well.
• Cometic head gaskets, new spark plugs and upgraded wires
• Upgraded 150 amp alternator,
• replaced pulleys and belts at 150K
• new fan and viscous clutch
• new water pump, thermostat, and hoses
• rebuilt propshafts (front and back with zirg)
• regular interval fluid changes etc and
• 60 and 100K maintenance checklists etc done
• new starter and crank shaft sensor
• O2 sensors replaced 10K miles ago
• replaced front and rear brakes (upgraded pads and rotors),
• runner boards
• round '03/04 roof rails
• ARB Deluxe Bumper
• mostly new BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A tires

The Bad and Ugly:

• a persistent camshaft sensor signal code that I haven't been able to figure out after trying three different sensors.(search this forum for my posts about this for more info)
• the usual sunroof problems
• I removed the headliner to replace sunroof motors and other sunroof problems, and to remove/replace the roof rails. I still have the headliner and all pieces and parts but the interior is in a bit of a shambles/disassembly.
• I removed the center console to service/repair/upgrade something (can't remember what OTTOMH). I still have the center console and all pieces/parts ready to be reinstalled.
• rear bumper has cosmetic damage
• no radio