Thread: Tell him he's dreaming?

Originally Posted by loanrangie

They were only manual in 81 so thats no selling point.

Apart from the Ritters (et al) conversions that used C4's & 9's (supposedly a LRA option in 81 along with the aircon where the glove box was) and some others used BW 35's crudely stuffed inside the LT 95.

It (manual) probably is a selling point in the mother country.

cheers, DL

Hi,

This cropped up in the UK:

1982 RANGE ROVER CLASSIC, 3 DOOR, UNRESTORED, RARE FIND on eBay (end time 14-Aug-09 17:59:24 BST)

The description is worth a read and the final price will be interesting.

cheers, DL

Its's currently up to around $10K.

Even the roof lining looks in mint (unsagged) condition

Hi guys,

The winning bid on the one in the UK was 7,322.22 BP. A lot of dollars.

1982 RANGE ROVER CLASSIC, 3 DOOR, UNRESTORED, RARE FIND on eBay (end time 14-Aug-09 17:59:24 BST)

cheers, DL

fyi

i just sold my 89 5spd, no rust, racks, b/bar winch and camping equip (everything to go bush) for 5k, 324xxx km's

it was in awesome condition

(only paid two for it )

Originally Posted by POD

Wasn't intending any offence to those who have 2-doors or who are enamoured of them, I had one myself and liked it, it was the car that got me away from jap stuff. But surely they can't be considered a collectible, other than the original model- if there are any of those out there that actually run.

No offence taken, my comment was tongue in cheek. But they are desirable imo.

I can get you a really nice 93 model, auto leather trim, sun roof, dual batteries etc for 7K.