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oldhaven
02-21-2020, 04:46 PM
Can anyone post a window sticker picture or give me a link to a good verifiable source for the MSRP of a standard equipped 1970 Series 2A 88 or 109? I moved to anew town and my local registration/tax office is telling me that the original MSRP is $15,104! I know that is wildly over what they went for, but I don't have any proof that can lower my yearly excise tax here in Maine.
Thanks,
Ron
Can anyone post a window sticker picture or give me a link to a good verifiable source for the MSRP of a standard equipped 1970 Series 2A 88 or 109? I moved to anew town and my local registration/tax office is telling me that the original MSRP is $15,104! I know that is wildly over what they went for, but I don't have any proof that can lower my yearly excise tax here in Maine.
Thanks,
Ron
1969, best I can do.
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oldhaven
02-25-2020, 11:52 AM
Thanks, that helps, I hope. I found another for a '73 at $5196.24, which accounts for inflation, but maybe being able to bracket the 1970 year will be enough.
Ron
Found this: https://www.amazon.com/1970-Land-Rover-Sales-Brochure/dp/B00OY7SHY6
Although, it doesn't actually say 1970 on it, that I can see.
oldhaven
02-25-2020, 05:08 PM
I'll print it and take it in with the others. More ammunition, thanks jp
Ron
Can anyone post a window sticker picture or give me a link to a good verifiable source for the MSRP of a standard equipped 1970 Series 2A 88 or 109? I moved to anew town and my local registration/tax office is telling me that the original MSRP is $15,104! I know that is wildly over what they went for, but I don't have any proof that can lower my yearly excise tax here in Maine.
Thanks,
Ron
Hi Ron:
Which town?
Ted
oldhaven
02-26-2020, 07:19 AM
Hi Ted,
We moved this November from Bowdoin to Bath. Despite Bath Iron Works being here, the real estate taxes are at least three times what Bowdoin charged for a similar house, and the Rover's excise tax based on that MSRP error is quadruple what I paid in Bowdoin.
Ron
oldhaven
02-26-2020, 02:56 PM
Thanks for the help guys. My excise tax went from $60.42 a year to $15.00 when I presented them with the documentation you provided. I think they must have confused my Series truck with a Range Rover or a Rover car.
Ron
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