1994 Range Rover Classic 3.9 Vogue SE

KEY FACTS

• This Range Rover Classic is a smart modern classic luxury 4x4, powered by a smooth V8. 
• Under the bonnet sits the naturally aspirated 3.9-litre V8, delivering 182bhp to all four wheels through a four-speed automatic transmission. 
• The odometer shows 79,961 miles from new.

EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES

• The car is finished in Avalon Blue with a light pinstripe over a grey leather-trimmed cabin, punctuated by wooden inlays. 
• It rides on a set of grey 16-inch three-spoke wheels with a polished lip and Michelin tyres. 
• Equipment includes heated and electrically adjustable front seats, air conditioning, cruise control, and a Blaupunkt Frankfurt stereo, which retains OEM styling but brings DAB and Bluetooth compatibility
• LED headlights have been installed 
• Accompanying the sale is the owner’s handbook, various parts and maintenance invoices, historic tax discs, the original headlights, spare wheel, toolkit, membership details from the Range Rover Register, and the original non-functional stereo.

CONDITION

• The seller notes that the driver’s side front wing appears to have been resprayed and other areas including the bonnet appear to have had isolated areas blown in, the tailgate and one of the seat controls have been replaced, and there are minor spots of rust around the vehicle. 
• Please refer to the photo gallery to assess the exterior and interior condition. 
• Specific notes from the seller include: a slight stitch on the passenger seat is opening up, four screw holes from a previously fitted car phone adjacent to the driver’s seat, delaminating heater decals and gearshift markings, slight mould specks on the sun visors, and a loose air vent toggle. 
• The seller also reports that a few internal switch bulbs are non-functional and the immobiliser has been disconnected. 
• The most recent MOT test was conducted on 11 May 2023 at 79,414 miles, resulting in a clean first-time pass. 

SERVICE HISTORY

• Land Rover specialist Roberts Country Vehicles Nationwide carried out a major service in June 2023 at 79,645 miles, which included replacing the gearbox oil and a ball joint. 
• The previous service was reportedly undertaken by the then-owner in 2018, which included a partial refurbishment and overhaul using parts purchased at Howard BMW/Mini Specialist Cornwall. 
• During the seller’s 11-month ownership, all four tyres have been replaced, a new radio has been installed, and the faulty immobiliser was removed. An air suspension relay causing a battery drain was also replaced, as was the battery.

SUMMARY

The Range Rover Classic can trace its roots back to the original model of 1970, which arguably created a new market segment upon its release by combining unstoppable all-terrain ability with luxury-car levels of comfort, versatile station-wagon bodywork, and effortless towing ability. This example has been sensibly upgraded with LED headlights and a DAB and Bluetooth-compatible stereo to add to its modern-day usability, and its mileage is reportedly supported by numerous MOT test certificates dating back to 1998. It is now ready to perform as a stylish and practical retro daily driver as well as an impressively capable off-road companion for any collector. 

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