The 1976 Range Rover had changed little since 1970 apart from minor cosmetic details: the rear C pillars, bare in the earliest cars, received a vinyl covering at some point in the 1970s. It was still the two-door, and the interior was basic, with vinyl seats and a dashboard moulded of hard plastic that its owners later nicknamed the Airfix dashboard. In 1976 the one millionth Land Rover of all types left the line.
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and later by British Leyland
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and later by British Leyland
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1. Wikipedia: Range Rover Classic
WikipediaCosmetic changes
Early vehicles may be distinguished by the rear 'C' pillars being absent of a vinyl covering which was introduced a little later in the 1970s.
Airfix dashboard
The original fascia would later be nicknamed the "Airfix Dashboard" by Range Rover enthusiasts owing to its hard, low quality plastics
Body style, suv: first generation, off-road vehicle
The Range Rover is a 4x4, mid-size off-road vehicle series
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1976: One-millionth Land Rover leaves the production line
3. Wikipedia: Range Rover
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Range Rover is a 4×4 luxury marque and sub-brand of Jaguar Land Rover.
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