Amazing for nearly a 20 year old car - Page 3

It runs · 26th November 2020, 18:12

Polish head lights .I used an electric buffer and watered down T cut.
On eBay you can get a small hand held buffer really cheap . Mask up bumper so not to damage paint .
The difference is amazing . Bright lights and transformed the front end of the car .
Lovely car by the way

Ray L · 27th November 2020, 13:22

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Originally Posted by COLVERT

I think it's a car that they try out various changes on during development.----

Colvert.

Thanks for your answer. I have a BU03 reg. which I have substituted with a personal plate. You have got me wondering what changes mine can possibly have.

david75 · 28th November 2020, 12:47

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Originally Posted by coab

Good on you Thomas! A nice little project and make sure you look after your dad too!
BU number plate usually indicates a factory car.

Look after yourself and don’t fill your drive with more Rovers!

One of my previous Rover 75s was BU51PHJ. I think the plates on it were the original dealer plates, which said Quicks of Leamington Spa.

Sdeh · 28th November 2020, 19:37

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Originally Posted by RallymanGAFC

Thought I recognised your car, then I see your just down the road from me in Otley, (pics in Morries in Guiseley I believe). Have to give you a wave if I see you out & about, (I'll be in my little Orange Aygo ... until I find the right 75/ZT that is).

The P4 gets used more cause it does better on fuel but selling the P4 to get something 1950s and older or 60s or 70s

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26th November 2020, 18:12	#21
It runs Avid contributor Rover 75 saloon Join Date: Aug 2020 Location: Skelmersdale Posts: 181 Thanks: 15 Thanked 49 Times in 42 Posts	Polish head lights .I used an electric buffer and watered down T cut. On eBay you can get a small hand held buffer really cheap . Mask up bumper so not to damage paint . The difference is amazing . Bright lights and transformed the front end of the car . Lovely car by the way __________________ Changed everything that needs changing and everything that didn't . It's called preventive maintenance.