Two Range Rovers (s/n 35800231A and other one) were supplied by Rover for the British Trans-Americas Expedition from Anchorage, Alaska to Tierra del Fuego between December 1971 and August 1972. The expedition was led by John Blashford-Snell. Both vehicles were the LHD Swiss market specification and were modified by the company with roof racks, bridging ladders, capstan winches, double front bumper, off-road tyres, single rear seat and stowage for vast amounts of equipment and supplies.
The Range Rover was introduced on the Italian market during the 1970/71 by British Leyland Italia S.p.A. as one of the first export markets outside UK. The Italian Range Rover had the front side lights and the turning signal light lenses completely white to comply Italian Ministry of Transport rules untill 1977-78.
Праворульный Station Wagon для внутреннего рынка с 6-цилиндровым бензиновым двигателем.
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