Land Rover, 2004

I drove it back from the Netherlands myself a couple of months ago without any problems. There are two sets of wheels and two ignition keys. I have also purchased rear seat belts, triangle windows, and a tool box with drawers that fits in the back after removing the rear seats. In the Netherlands, the car was registered as N1 (commercial). If you want to register the car as a passenger vehicle (M1), you would need to pass an expertise inspection at Regitra. I no longer have time for this as I do not actually live in Lithuania. There is some knocking in the front, but if you are interested, call me and we can go to any auto service for an inspection. The car belonged to an elderly furniture maker. According to him, he bought the car in 2008 for work. I paid more for the car than I am selling it for now, so the price is minimally negotiable and only next to the vehicle.