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@allanappleby82 Great stuff! Feel free to send more pics if you want rough valuations. Everything you've got was fitted to 1971-73-ish P6's, but is compatible with most model years. If you want to advertise your stuff with our members, check us out at https://t.co/27jxG7euVY
@andrewryan100 Furthermore, there is a rumour the door carcasses are also Rover P8 (the body pressings for P8 having been completely by the time of its cancellation in March 1971), but we are fairly confident this is definitively untrue. P76 was in dev before P8's cancellation.
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Make it illegal for manufacturers to process vehicles which have Historic Vehicle on their V5 documents though any scrappage scheme.
@andrewryan100 @neilmbriscoe @t2stu @Nigel_Mutt@TopOfTheTower@Daraghmclove Undoubtedly, one of the most technologically accomplished and progressive saloon cars the British motor industry has ever produced... we'd only quibble the claim that it's a BL car. The seedlings of Project P6 began in Sept 1956, and the car essentially production ready by 1961,
@yarruMwerdnA@BL50_AROnline We're not 100% on the Mini having the first ever printed circuit board instrumentation... The P6 'S-spec' round dials binnacle was also PCB and debuted on the exceptionally rare '2000S' model in 1965, next seen on the NADA 3500S in 1968, and all Series 2 TC and V8 P6s from 1971.
@theo_simpson @YesterdaysDrive A fabulous series of adverts! This one is my personal favourite, closely followed by the Mersey Tunnel once. Michael (Sec)