1973' Land Rover Series 1 Range Rover Series 1

Peter Vardy Heritage are pleased to welcome this 1973 Range Rover series 1 3 Door into their collection. First generation Range Rovers were built between 1970 and 1996 and the early examples were not designed as the luxury vehicles we know today. Fairly basic utilitarian vehicles with vinyl seats and plastic dashboards designed to be hosed down. Land Rover marketed the early Range Rover as "A Car For All Reasons" it is a very capable off-roader offering a top speed of over 100mph. This car finished in Bahama Gold with contrasting beige trim has a B suffix chassis number and has benefitted from significant time and investment of late, recent work carried out by Insideout 4X4 in Capel Surray includes new radiator, petrol tank, shock absorbers, and a rear cross member with the chassis thoroughly cleaned and waxoiled. The Heritage Certificate shows that the car was built on 30th August 1973 there are a few quirky things inline with an A suffix car, such as extendable fuel filler neck, wingard mirrors, starting handle, centre bonnet catch and no rear wash wipe. The vehicle also comes with a history folder that includes the original service books and recent invoices. Please contact Craig Lamont for further information or to request a personal video, or to book a test drive.