Almost “Rover’less”

Jim Jamieson · 5th May 2019, 15:47

For the first time since around 1986 when I purchased a Rover 2.0 SD1 I will soon be without a Rover car.
I recently sold my fully restored SD1 Vitesse as it had been sat under cover in the garage for over six years and today I said farewell to what was my current 75, the Zircon SE.
My Wedgewood is still up for grabs under the “members cars for sale” to anyone who wants a well sorted 75 without having to carry out any work.
The SE served me well over the last year and some of you will have read my posts where I carried out a lot of work tidying it up to bring it up to my spec.

The car spent most of its life on the south coast and that’s just where it’s returning, albeit at the opposite end of the south coast.
Perhaps the new owner may post on here but in the meantime, safe journey to your new home.

5th May 2019, 15:47	#1
Jim Jamieson This is my second home Rover less ! Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Tarbolton Posts: 3,442 Thanks: 393 Thanked 888 Times in 542 Posts	Almost “Rover’less” For the first time since around 1986 when I purchased a Rover 2.0 SD1 I will soon be without a Rover car. I recently sold my fully restored SD1 Vitesse as it had been sat under cover in the garage for over six years and today I said farewell to what was my current 75, the Zircon SE. My Wedgewood is still up for grabs under the “members cars for sale” to anyone who wants a well sorted 75 without having to carry out any work. The SE served me well over the last year and some of you will have read my posts where I carried out a lot of work tidying it up to bring it up to my spec. The car spent most of its life on the south coast and that’s just where it’s returning, albeit at the opposite end of the south coast. Perhaps the new owner may post on here but in the meantime, safe journey to your new home.