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Killer90
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CSK Range Rovers

I was just thinking to myself, if i won the lottery i would have to buy one just for the name

after looking i saw the 1st ever one made for sale at £65k has low miles of only 22,300 and is about 15 mins away from me

http://www.classiccarsforsale.co.uk/classi...nge-rover/

and then i came across this one, nene are trying to sell one with 72,000 miles on the clock for £70k

hmm tough choice
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22nd Dec 2012 3:25pm

JeremyJ

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Had one. Sold it. Sort of regret it!!

22nd Dec 2012 3:35pm

Killer90
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really, what are they like to drive

i think it looks like a proper range rover

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22nd Dec 2012 3:48pm

Romadog

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Had one. Sold it. Sort of regret it!!

Killer - They are great to drive. Just like an ordinary classic, but a 2 door and a bit more oomph under the bonnet. Sold mine as the windscreen pillars were starting to go and I was worried about the spends that would be coming up.

22nd Dec 2012 4:01pm

Killer90
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Romadog wrote:
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Had one. Sold it. Sort of regret it!!

Killer - They are great to drive. Just like an ordinary classic, but a 2 door and a bit more oomph under the bonnet. Sold mine as the windscreen pillars were starting to go and I was worried about the spends that would be coming up.

how much did you get for it if you dont mind me asking

they seem to be costly but is this just the immaculate ones CSK Automotive
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22nd Dec 2012 4:09pm

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Chris - You have far too much time on your hands.

I noticed those though when I searched for your website a while ago. No Guts, No Glory.
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22nd Dec 2012 4:23pm

Romadog

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Bought for £3100 and sold for about £5000. fitted ne headlining, bushes and brake pipes, plus some polishing and cleaning.

http://www.rangerovercsk.com/index.html

22nd Dec 2012 4:30pm

JeremyJ

Member Since: 16 Nov 2011
Location: Aylesbury
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Killer90 wrote:
really, what are they like to drive i think it looks like a proper range rover

Mine was manual and had an RPI 4.6 in it. Drove very very well!!

But as said above they really do rust. Mine was bought by a guy who has stripped it back to a bare shell and is doing it all properly. Something I could never do (financially or skills wise!)

Value, nothing like a normal classic. If you get the opportunity and the a pillars aren't rotten buy one. Especially it has its numbered certificate still.

Mine was 153 I think

22nd Dec 2012 4:39pm

Killer90
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I saw them at a landy show last year and dad said then, ere is that one of your stickers on that range rover

Romadog, looking on that website the number 1 range rover is closer than i thought

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22nd Dec 2012 4:40pm

Dave

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...apart from the price! On there valued at £17500 not as above! Captain Nick Medhurst would ask:
"What is the first rule when overlanding?"

I would Reply:
"Duratrac"

22nd Dec 2012 4:44pm

JeremyJ

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To be fair, you wouldn't be able to buy and restore one for 17.5. I would think its value is closer to its advertised price - but will be interested to see if it does sell

22nd Dec 2012 4:48pm

Killer90
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it is alot of money but will always be a classic

i might phone and take a look, just a look

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22nd Dec 2012 5:47pm

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