Oxford Diecast Foxfire Land Rover Discovery 1

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£9.95

Here at Oxford we fill another gap in the Land Rover line-up with the newly tooled Land Rover Discovery Series 1. Appearing in 1:76 scale the model is based on the vehicle which Land Rover produced at the Solihull plant between 1989 and 1998. Registered F981 ENV from 1998, ours is representative of the last year of manufacture. In real life, the Discovery 1 followed some of the finer features of the Range Rover with the same chassis, suspension and 4 wheel drive system. It was designed, however, at a more affordable price point so it came with smaller engine sizes and initially a three door op

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