Influencer II
I hope this works as I tried to upload from my cellphone. (If it works, its a 1976 Range Rover I just spotted)
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Just spotted a cool old Range Rover
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Pathfinder II
It is a nice RRC, but I don't think 76 were hingeless on the doors, plus the horizontal grill and wheels are wrong for a 70s vintage. I think that's prob a 90s vintage...
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Off-Road Ranger I
ha, love those old RRC's, such an iconic look.
I've spent a fair amount of time learning how to properly drive in one just like that.
I've spent a fair amount of time learning how to properly drive in one just like that.
Pathfinder II
A '76 should have a vertical front grille, exposed door hinges and stamped wheels, not the tri-spoke alloys, horizontal front grill and hidden door hinges. http://www.range-rover-classic.com/Home/land-rover-brochures/range-rover-1970-s#TOC-1976-Range-Rover-Model-Year---VIN-Suffix-D---Released:-October-1975-
Here's a pic of a 4-door 1976 RRC.
From May 1989, door hinges were hidden, so you'll see some '89s with exposed, while others are hidden. All 90's will be hidden hinges. '94 ROW RRCs/'95 NAS RRCs are one-off (reskinned Discos) with completely different dash (soft-dash).
My guess is that RRC is really mid-1989 thru 1993, as it appears not to be a soft-dash.
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Pathfinder I
You are correct, sir. The mirrors are also adead give away.A '76 should have a vertical front grille, exposed door hinges and stamped wheels, not the tri-spoke alloys, horizontal front grill and hidden door hinges. http://www.range-rover-classic.com/Home/land-rover-brochures/range-rover-1970-s#TOC-1976-Range-Rover-Model-Year---VIN-Suffix-D---Released:-October-1975-
Here's a pic of a 4-door 1976 RRC.
From May 1989, door hinges were hidden, so you'll see some '89s with exposed, while others are hidden. All 90's will be hidden hinges. '94 ROW RRCs/'95 NAS RRCs are one-off (reskinned Discos) with completely different dash (soft-dash).
My guess is that RRC is really mid-1989 thru 1993, as it appears not to be a soft-dash.
Cool trucks all the same. Spoiler, covered gas cap, etc 93 perhaps. I had an 87 NAS I enjoyed so much in early days that I picked up a 95 LWB NAS a couple years ago. Absolutely love it.
Pathfinder II
I hope you're experiencing the awesome EAS. If a PO converted it to shocks, you're missing out on the complete experience. The RRC EAS gives it the best ride quality on all surfaces, plus the articulation is actually better than coils.Cool trucks all the same. Spoiler, covered gas cap, etc 93 perhaps. I had an 87 NAS I enjoyed so much in early days that I picked up a 95 LWB NAS a couple years ago. Absolutely love it.
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Influencer II
It is registered as a 1976 up here at the DMV and that's why I thought it was one, would it be a possibility that is has newer bodypanels and a 1976 frame?
Pathfinder II
People are getting too much money for the old 70s and 80s classics for someone to take a 1976 and turn it into a mid 90s model.....doesn't make sense.
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Pathfinder II
Totally agree. In fact, JLR just announced the reintro of factory rebuilt 70s vintage RRCs, starting & 135k quid/ 175k USD...
http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/classic-cars/news/a32499/land-rover-reborn-range-rover/
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Influencer II
Yeah man they are sweet trucks! My buddy is planning on selling his SWB 1995 RRC in the next month or so....if you'd be interested in. I'll post pictures when it's for sale.
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