Rover 3500

[tourerfogey]

My 3500th post just like the good ol' Rover V8 (Yes, I know it was actually 3528cc)

N.B. This post is not spam but is genuinely informative with genuine Rover related content.

[GreyGhost]

Congratulations TF. Here's to the next 3500......................












...........................What was I thinking?

[desperado]

N.B. This post is not spam but is genuinely informative with genuine Rover related content.

is that paranoia tourerfogey

[Jürgen]

Well done, TF.

Originally Posted by tourerfogey

(Yes, I know it was actually 3528cc)

OK, so remember that your 3,528th post have to be V8 related then, too.

[mach1rob]

I had 2 3500s a SI and a SII! Still wish I had the SI

Apart from the wheels, same as this, bought it from an old couple that had it from new

[JohnDotCom]

Well done TF
Here is to another 3500 Informative and some argumentative posts.

[tourerfogey]

Originally Posted by JohnDotCom

Well done TF
Here is to another 3500 Informative and some argumentative posts.

Debate is a healthy thing JDC

[EXMSRalph]

I own 2 Rover 3500s. Neither of them are on the road at the moment, though. One of them has a very rare option - a metal slide and tilt roof.

[jim_mcglynn]

My B has a Rover 3500 engine in it. The blue one in the pic.

[Pete]

Originally Posted by EXMSRalph

I own 2 Rover 3500s. Neither of them are on the road at the moment, though. One of them has a very rare option - a metal slide and tilt roof.

My 1982 brochure lists the manual steel sunroof as standard on all models except the 2000 (optional) and the VdP (electric as standard instead). I don't have to hand my very old brochure which has the '78 spec, which obviously would be rather different.



Wish I still had my 3500.