The Range Rover Suffix B is somewhat of an elusive beast amongst the 1970's era vehicles in that it was only produced for approximately 12 months, where the other Suffix vehicles ran for a number of years. Visually very similar to the Suffix A cars with the painted C pillars and the famous plastic ‘Kit Kat’ seats, the suffix B was the true start to the vehicles journey upmarket. Centre mat carpet, fabric headlining, heated rear screen, rear screen wash were now a part of the standard offering and the main option power steering allowed the vehicle to move to a much wider market. This vehicle is a very early vehicle exported from Solihull to Land Rover South Africa for assembly. It was later registered in January 1991. The vehicle spent the majority of is life being very well looked after prior to its return to the UK in 2018 when it was purchased by Jaguar Land Rover Classic as part of the Works Legend programme. The patina of this vehicle is exceptional for a vehicle of this age and life in South Africa.