Range Rover (96-01) Transmission And Transfer Case, 60k Miles on 2040-parts.com
Fremont, California, US
I am selling a complete set both transmission and transfer case. This came off a range rover that had approximately 60,000 miles, and will fit any range rovers years 1996-2001. Although there is no warranty, I guarantee that it is in working, good condition.
I am willing to ship, but you must arrange for pickup/delivery.
Deen
415-295-2833
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