This 1994 Range Rover County is a long-wheelbase model that was sold new in East Rochester, New York and spent time in Illinois and Washington before it was acquired by the seller earlier this year. Finished in Cornish Cream over tan Connolly leather, this example has been converted to a coil spring suspension setup and carries a Land Rover branded bull bar on the front of the car. Power comes from a 4.2L V8 paired with a 4-speed automatic transmission, and the truck received a new O2 sensor, radiator, and oil change in preparation for sale. A rear-end collision is shown on the included Carfax, and the truck is now offered for sale with a clean Washington title in the seller’s name.
The Cornish Cream paint is believed to be largely original to the truck, with multiple imperfections detailed in the gallery including a dent on one of the front fenders. One accident is shown on the included Carfax, which indicates that the truck was involved in a rear-end collision in February 2015.
Some corrosion is noted on the rear tailgate and at the bottom of the driver’s B-pillar, the windows have been tinted, and a Land Rover branded bull bar is mounted to the front of the truck. The 16” Cyclone wheels carry a set of BFGoodrich All Terrain TA tires.
The interior is finished in tan Connolly leather, and cracking is visible on the driver’s seat bottom and the center armrest has significant wear present. The heated seats and power mirrors are currently non-functional, and the driver’s seat adjustment is said to work sporadically. The air conditioning has been converted to R134a, though the seller notes that the blower motor only works when the A/C is on.
Wood trim is fitted to the dash, center console, and door panels, with some cracking in the veneer present near the automatic shift lever. This truck was optioned with a sunroof and ADS Sound System, featuring a factory-installed subwoofer with dash-mounted adjustment knob. The keyless entry is functional and the odometer currently shows 222,244 miles.
Power comes from a 4.2L V8 that sends power through a 4-speed ZF automatic transmission. Regular services are shown on the included Carfax, and the most recent service included an oil and filter change, transmission service, O2 Sensor replacement, and radiator replacement.
The factory air suspension has been converted to a coil spring setup, new shocks were installed at the same time, and the brakes were replaced during the most recent service.
A clean Carfax has been provided by the seller showing a rear-end accident in February of 2015 along with the aforementioned service records from a Land Rover dealership in Bellevue, Washington. Three videos of the truck can be seen below.
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