2001 Rover 75 Classic SE 2litre V6

Willie99mcd · 15th April 2021, 18:39

***NOW SOLD***
For sale is my Rover 75 Classic SE 2 Litre V6
Registered 24/01/2001 (cheap road tax)
42289 miles
Green
MOT’d until 05/04/2022
3 previous owners.

4 days after it’s MOT my neighbours car had a fault with it’s electronic handbrake and it rolled into my Rover causing damage to the front o/s, pushing the front of the wing inwards, denting the corner of the bonnet, cosmetic damage to the bumper and damage to the o/s small section of the lower grill.
His insurance company ruled it uneconomical to repair and deemed it a total loss.

I bought the car 2 years ago from a club member who fitted the sea green interior which is in good condition.
I have spent over £1000 having rear suspension work done, rear trading arm brackets and bushes, shock absorbers, rear brake callipers, discs & pads, front wheel bearings and 4 ABS sensors. I have also just replaced the starter motor solenoid contacts and the n/s front door window motor.

The car drives perfectly and could be used as is but is a great project for someone with minimal bodywork skills.
There are other scratches on the paintwork but with a polish they are hard to notice, I didn’t when I bought it.

The car deserves to be saved so only asking £500.

I don’t know how to add photos so I can email them to anyone that’s interested.

15th April 2021, 18:39	#1
Willie99mcd Newbie Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Jan 2020 Location: Paisley Posts: 7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	2001 Rover 75 Classic SE 2litre V6 *NOW SOLD* For sale is my Rover 75 Classic SE 2 Litre V6 Registered 24/01/2001 (cheap road tax) 42289 miles Green MOT’d until 05/04/2022 3 previous owners. 4 days after it’s MOT my neighbours car had a fault with it’s electronic handbrake and it rolled into my Rover causing damage to the front o/s, pushing the front of the wing inwards, denting the corner of the bonnet, cosmetic damage to the bumper and damage to the o/s small section of the lower grill. His insurance company ruled it uneconomical to repair and deemed it a total loss. I bought the car 2 years ago from a club member who fitted the sea green interior which is in good condition. I have spent over £1000 having rear suspension work done, rear trading arm brackets and bushes, shock absorbers, rear brake callipers, discs & pads, front wheel bearings and 4 ABS sensors. I have also just replaced the starter motor solenoid contacts and the n/s front door window motor. The car drives perfectly and could be used as is but is a great project for someone with minimal bodywork skills. There are other scratches on the paintwork but with a polish they are hard to notice, I didn’t when I bought it. The car deserves to be saved so only asking £500. I don’t know how to add photos so I can email them to anyone that’s interested. Last edited by Willie99mcd; 18th April 2021 at 14:54.. Reason: Now sold