There Is A Middle Ground When Shopping For A Classic Range Rover - 1992 RRC For Sale!

[@pairs4life]

Like your channel much. After RRC's and D1's, we now own a 2007 LR3 and 2001 P38. Plus 2009 LR2 (the best Volvo that Land Rover ever made). And... when you find the exact Land/Range Rover you've been looking for forever, and buy it...a better example immediately shows up, cheaper. 🤥

[@AddictedMotors]

Ha, I have xc90 also with the 3.2.

[@turf63]

I’m Not ready yet, but when I am I’ll be giving you a holler looking for an rrc of similar spec. Since I’m not ready to look yet…..of course it’s right here and ready to go 🤣

[@yeahman1975]

Enjoyed the videovery informative. Its in super shape. Many classic RR here in the rockies are just bad shape rust bricks.

[@torreyinnewyorkcity334]

Love that!!!

[@yeahman1975]

Do you run into many with engine swaps? Maybe you can make a video on the plusses and minuses while driving and looking at some examples.

[@jamesscanachi446]

Sweet truck. Do ‘91s have the OBD2?

[@henslems]

no

[@giuseppe4909]

When did Daniel Riccairdo start messing with old Land Rovers ?

[@AddictedMotors]

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[@oren415]

Middle ground to a Range Rover classic is 20k. Whoever buys this “134k” mile truck is going to spend another 20k to get it where they want it. Or you buy one for 40k+ that’s in perfect condition.

[@AddictedMotors]

lol that “perfect condition” truck is also going to need 20k

[@JFord44]

Epsom Green?

[@AddictedMotors]

Probably.

[@Contrib281]

Ardennes Green

[@mpiny]

dot or clown