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< N I C K >
13th November 2006, 08:52
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Not a bad price too, about 6,000 pounds with 62,500 miles on the clock.

Here are the details

1999 Rover 75 Connoisseur
LTD Club Edition

2.0 V6 Automatic
Black Leather seats/Woodgrain
ABS
Individual Air Conditioning
Tints
Alarm
Front and rear spot/fog lights
6 CD Changer in glove box
Steering wheel/Audio Remote Control
15" Subwoofer
Remote Central Locking
Drivers/passenger Airbag
Electric Windows
Electric/Heated Door Mirrors
Height Adjustable Drivers Seat
Immobiliser
Power Steering
Service Indicator
Steering Wheel Rake Adjustment
Trip Computer
Parking beeping sensors


-20 inch Advanti Cardiac Chromes with the thinnest profile tyres.

-White Gold custom Paint job

-5% Blackpearl tints at UniqueTints

-Groomed/valet Deluxe Valet at UniqueTints

-15 inch Subwoofer Cerwin Vega 15" 1200W Dual Voice coil Competition series

-Car also comes with the 5 standard 16 inch wheels with tyres

-User manual guides and receipts with service history

Thanks to
www.UNIQUETINTS.com 027 - 2 UNIQUE (Tints, Valet and visual-Audio)
Mag & Turbo

PLEASE genuine buyers only Pictures do not do car justice you must see it drive past

Good car for new years as its definitely one of a kind - car being sold for a genuine reason


I think the 'LTD Club Edition' bit is :rubbish: .

The 75 isn't your usual candidate for 'boy racer' treatment, but the fact that it actually works quite well is a tribute to the 75's handsome lines.

I reckon this car epitomises bling.

biggles
13th November 2006, 10:00
Gah! My eyes! My eyes!

Definitely not my kind of wheels. :)

I wonder how a set of wire spoke wheels would fit the 75 though.

/Erik

GreyGhost
13th November 2006, 10:20
They can look pretty good :)
Picture is from Beaulieu last summers meet.

http://homepage.mac.com/mgzt180/.Pictures/Photo%20Album%20Pictures/2006-05-30%2006.11.53%20-0700/Image-0259422CEFDD11DA.jpg

Ken
13th November 2006, 10:26
If I could afford wire wheels I would hunt a set down today. I think they look superb :)


Ken

GreyGhost
13th November 2006, 10:53
If I could afford wire wheels I would hunt a set down today. I think they look superb :)

Ken

The car belongs to Scotty from Club75
AKA hermes on .org

He hasn't logged on here yet. We will have to have worms with him:)



http://www.mwsint.com/Our_wires.htm

http://www.daytonwirewheels.com/

http://www.morganpark.de/dayton/bolt-on/dayton_speichenraeder_bolt_on_rover.php

Ken
13th November 2006, 11:03
I know I was talking to him about them at Beaulieu. He came through when we were on the gate................or were you in the little box at the time? :D

Ken

baxlin
13th November 2006, 11:24
Talk about "Pimp my Ride" - IMNSHO those 20" chromes do nothing to enhance the R75, sorry, in fact I think they unbalance the lines.

Now the wires, they look great, but I bet they're not used everyday! My JZR 3 wheeler has painted wires, which are easier to maintain than chrome, but they are a pain to clean.

Kandyman
13th November 2006, 11:46
Heres a pic of a "pimp my ride" R75 it was posted a while ago on another forum

GreyGhost
13th November 2006, 11:49
I know I was talking to him about them at Beaulieu. He came through when we were on the gate................or were you in the little box at the time? :D

Ken

I was only dreaming about being in the box :drool4:
I was there when the Club75 contingent turned up en masse followed directly by Lucciano.
Looked like a full on invasion for a moment :)

GreyGhost
13th November 2006, 11:53
Heres a pic of a "pimp my ride" R75 it was posted a while ago on another forum

Our Antipodean friends seem to have a penchant for these exaggerated wheelie things :)
Glad they are 12,000 miles away :)

Really like the colour on the white one.








No offence meant colonial people, just a little joke at your expense :D
I'm quite sure you will return the compliment :)
Like beating us........ again........at Rugby and Cricket :(

Skud Kid
13th November 2006, 16:51
Obviously its each to there own but i really dont like those wire wheels, far to old school. Why put old looking wheels on a car thats modern, it aint no e type but visually were all different

The 20" wheels would look much better without the chrome, now that is far to much

JP53
13th November 2006, 18:25
If I could afford wire wheels I would hunt a set down today. I think they look superb :)


Ken

I had 72 spoke chrome wire wheels on my C GT they were a nightmare to keep clean a nightmare to fit tyres to (inertube required) and a nightmare to balance! I loved them, they looked great and were worth all the hassel. I used the car as my every day transport so I had to keep them covered in WD40 all winter, that was fun to clean off in spring, NOT. :)

Commodore
13th November 2006, 21:35
My view:

The wire wheels look fantastic on the 75, add to the classic retro look of the car.

The 20-inch rims - the car looks great, I personally think the weeks look awful - horrible design, too shiny and too big for the car.

Red pimpmobile - not as bad as the 20inch rims, but fairly ugly - last time i saw anything like those they were in Richard Keel's gob in a bond movie.

dom
15th November 2006, 12:31
That is straight 'Gangsta', you would have to go out and smoke some homies in that bad boy, love the rims...

Rob Bell
15th November 2006, 14:20
20" wheels - it could work, but I don't like chrome wheels, and I think they've over done the lowering. Looks as though the suspension has collapsed.

Before we traded our 75 in for the ZTT, I was thinking of fitting ZT suspension and ZT 18" wheels to it - a combination that would look both standard, but with a twist.

Has anyone done this? I am sure that someone must have?

stef_uk
15th November 2006, 21:46
is it me or is the car very low spec for a conny?...i would say it was club spec at tops...only the leather is not club...but even they arn't heated...thought heat came as standard with leather???

< N I C K >
15th November 2006, 22:10
Our Antipodean friends seem to have a penchant for these exaggerated wheelie things :)
No offence meant colonial people, just a little joke at your expense :D
I'm quite sure you will return the compliment :)
Like beating us........ again........at Rugby and Cricket :(

Too right. Well the rugby @ least. We annilated France the other day 40something - 3.

is it me or is the car very low spec for a conny?...i would say it was club spec at tops...only the leather is not club...but even they arn't heated...thought heat came as standard with leather???

The listing says it's a 'LTD Club Edition' , whatever that is. I'd say it's a Singaporean import; they tend to come with leather regardless of the optional extras.

As for my opinion of the car, don't get me wrong, I'd never do this to my car. But as far as boy racer cars go & with bling being the current tread, I can see how this car would appeal.

adysiflori
17th January 2007, 08:06
If I could afford wire wheels I would hunt a set down today. I think they look superb :)


Ken
heres a set I saw on ebay....if 8 inch isnt too wide

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/4x-8x17-PLAYER-WIRE-WHEELS_W0QQitemZ260035698495QQihZ016QQcategoryZ286 48QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item2 60035698495