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Old 24th January 2017, 08:50   #11
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Often wondered why Wedgwood Blue was used to promote the car when it was launched. Nowt wrong with the colour but considering Rover were keen to emphasise return to traditional Rover values, I would have thought one of the darker classic colours would have been a better choice.
Check back and after rationing was finally nearly over light colours for cars became popular just have a stroll through the colours used in the late 50's and the 1960's. Pale Blues, yellows, Reds, greens with nary a black in sight! Grey was also rather out of favour too. Rover used it in a few of their two tones schemes as i recall. Frind had a P5 saloon in Dover Grey and Red with the 3 litre straight six. Beautiful car that was.
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Old 24th January 2017, 09:14   #12
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Good spot Keith. Yes agree about the lights and spoiler - would look a beauty once sorted, and low miles. Almost tempted myself as its an auto, it's just the colour. I've never been a fan of the wedge
Sacrilege!!!
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Old 24th January 2017, 09:16   #13
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not a fan of those lights or spoiler on the 75.... doesn't look right.. (in my opinion)..
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Old 24th January 2017, 09:22   #14
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not a fan of those lights or spoiler on the 75.... doesn't look right.. (in my opinion)..
I agree......best kept for the ZT. The 75 is far too classy to zoop up lol xxx
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Old 24th January 2017, 12:05   #15
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Double Grrrr..........
That photo does look a beautiful!!
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