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[For Sale] 2007 Freelander 2 GS TD4 manual £4,500 Ono
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2007 Land Rover freelander GS TD4 manual
171,000 miles
MOT November 17
With a heavy heart I'm going to have to sell my freelander after my partner died, I just can't justify keeping it as well as my discovery. We had planned to keep it long term, despite the high miles it's in very good condition mechanically. I run my own Land Rover based workshop from home in my spare time, so everything that has needed to be done has been and a major service carried out at the start of the year.
I'll get the bad bits out of the way to start with. Apart from the relatively high mileage, there isn't much service history with the vehicle before I owned it and since I've owned it I have kept details of everything I've done but no recipts kept as they go through my books and we never thought about selling it. The bodywork is a bit tatty, there is no accident damage but a fair few scratches and stone chips. There is a few small (10p coin size) rust bubbles, one on the drivers side rear wheel arch and 2 on the boot. All the panels are straight and the panel gaps are all good, doors close properly etc etc. They wheels are suffering a little around the nuts but it has 4 good matching tyres that all hold air with no leaks. The interia is in good condition overall, with no rips or tears in the seats. The rear seats look hardly used and the boot in nice as well. There is some wear on the gear lever and gator, the steering wheel is also worn but not badly and nothing out of place for the mileage.
The good bits are that EVERYTHING works how it should, no annoying little things here or there. I've used it my self a lot as well as my partner and know it inside out, I can't stand it when things don't work. It really does drive very well, I drive a lot of these cars and it genuinely is one of the best, if we went somewhere we would always use the freelander rather than the discovery.
In he last 18 months it's had -
Fully service of all oils and filters including diesel and pollen filter (engine oil has been changed every 5k miles since my ownership
Cam belt changed at 150k with reciept (before I owned it)
New genuine rear shocks
New hand brake shoes with all linkages and springs
New front discs and pads
New track rod ends
New altinater, idler, tensioner and belt
There is a towbar and electrics fitted which I've fitted my self just before Christmas, it's only been used for 2 short journeys. It's the correct dedicated plug and play version, not a universal one. If I get close to the asking price then I will leave it fitted.
I'll be sad to see it go, it's been a good one and I've enjoyed owning and driving it, if I could justify keeping it I would.
If you have any further questions please message me or you can call/text me on 07979596401.
£4,500 Ono
Thanks.
Pete.IID, webasto software and workshop facility's available.
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