2000 Land Rover Discovery Ii With Cdl, Roof Rack, And More on 2040-cars
Arden, North Carolina, United States
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This 2000 Disco II is loaded with many off road extras that make it an incredibly fun car. The most important upgrade is the Center Differential Lock (CDL) that has been installed. It is extremely rare to find this on 99-03 Disco's and it greatly improves performance off road. It also comes equipped with a half roof rack, hi-light mount, hi-lift jack, rear auxiliary light, ladder, A-Frame brush bar with auxiliary lights, and aggressive A/T Nitto Grappler tires. The tires are basically new with less than 6K on them.
The interior of this Disco is in great shape. The front seats show basic wear and tear of a 14+ year old car, but they have been well taken care of. The back seats look almost new. The center console has a wood upgrade that matches the stock wood, looks very nice. I have also replaced the headliner fabric with color matched paint so you will never have sagging headliner that many Disco owners deal with. There is also OEM rubber mats all around. Mechanically this Disco has been very sound. I've always kept of maintenance, used synthetic oil, premium gas, and routine seafoam treatments. The "Three Amigos" do come on at times, but not all the time. Since this Disco has the CDL upgrade, the Amigos never effect traction since the diff is locked. I have removed the rear air bag suspension and replaced it with normal springs. This way, you will NEVER have a sagging air bag that many older DIIs deal with. Other "defects" are listed above, but nothing extreme to fix on this Disco. To this day, this Disco really turns heads. It's a fun and capable vehicle on and off road. I am getting another British vehicle because I love the way these things are built to last. Please don't hesitate to ask my any questions before placing an offer. More than happy to drop off locally around WNC or Upstate SC, but if shipping is necessary, the new owner is responsible for arranging. Good luck! |
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