During June 1970 Land Rover finally announced the press launch of the first Range Rover model.
The ingenious creative minds of Graham Bannock, Spencer King and Gordon Bashford gave birth to the “world’s most versatile motor car”.
Twenty models were produced for the presentation, in four iconic colors: Masai red, Davos white, Tuscan blue and Lincoln green.
Today just thirteen of the original cars survived. This model that we are presenting to you is one of that batch, it shows itself just as it was, since it was never restored.
The chassis number is 35500034A, so it’s the ninth Range Rover produced, excluding the pre-production models.
In the 70’s it has been represented in various movie pictures and it’s also included in some notable book publications.
Conceived to be comfortable in long travels, incorporating it’s innovative coil springs, at the same time for being a luxury seven days motor car for all business, social and domestic purposes.
This is our vision of restoration: bringing the car back to its original condition, just as it was when it left the factory.
Every detail is carefully crafted with precision, ensuring a meticulous job from A to Z.
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