My advice to you is simply get a Range Rover that is in the best shape you can afford regardless of year. Keep at least $1000 aside for any repairs that the truck may need after the purchase and begin a savings account for any future work. Whatever you buy, '87-'95, if you go cheap, your first repair is likely to cost more than what you paid for the truck. I also hope you are prepared to do most of the work yourself. These vehicles are not cheap, especially if you want to keep the truck in good mechanical order.
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