Chassis No
SALLMAM239A300129
- Exceptionally rare Ostrich leather interior panels and extensive leather trimming
- Full Overfinch exterior and interior conversion
The Overfinch treatment has long represented the ultimate expression of the Range Rover, combining the marque's imposing presence with bespoke detailing and a distinctly sporting character. This 2009 L322 3.6 TDV8 is an unusually specified example, benefiting from a comprehensive Overfinch interior and exterior conversion and, importantly, having been authenticated by Overfinch as a genuine conversion.
Inside, the car is particularly noteworthy for its extensive leather trimming. The headlining, A-, B-, C- and, unusually, D-pillars are all trimmed in leather, while even the parcel shelf has received the same treatment. Most significantly, the interior features the exceptionally rare option of Ostrich leather panels, an expensive and highly distinctive choice when the car was originally commissioned in 2009.
The exterior benefits from the full Overfinch treatment, giving the L322 considerably more visual presence than a standard example while retaining the practicality and refinement that make the generation so appealing. Powered by the 3.6 litre TDV8, it offers the combination of effortless torque, long-distance refinement and genuine all-weather capability for which the L322 is renowned.
The vendor reports that the car was previously owned by a famous footballer, although documentary evidence confirming this provenance has not been established and interested parties should satisfy themselves as to this claim. Offered for sale only because the vendor is reducing their collection, this is an especially interesting Overfinch for the enthusiast seeking something beyond a standard L322. With its authenticated Overfinch status, comprehensive leather treatment and exceptionally rare Ostrich leather interior, it represents a highly individual example of one of the most desirable modern Range Rover conversions. Consigned by Fraser Smith
Interested parties should note that the lower front bumper grilles are missing, they appear to have fallen out on the four hour journey down to the auction venue.
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