It is with regret that I need to flog our Rover P4 100

The addition of another child and wanting a bigger place to live means that

A) unless the law changes and abandonment becomes legal im stuffed.
B) need to free up some capital for a larger deposit.

So our 1961 P4 in light grey with red leather seats is for sale.

Taxed (free!) and MOT'd until next april.... well actually would free classic car tax need to be reapplied for? I have no idea!

Drives well and I have commuted to work 140 miles round trip several times over the past few weeks in it.

Uses no oil or water, drives great one you get used to 1960's handling and tyres!!!!

A really pretty little car thats needs a little love to the bodywork as the rear valance appears to have had a skim of filler applied over a corroded panel and its now coming off. And there are some rust spots etc which need treating now to avoid getting any worse.

There is a gap between the middle exhaust section and the manifold for some reason? I bought it like that and I had not realised as its so quiet! It wants the exhaust loosening off though and the bolts tightening. I havent bothered to be fair. (hey i am honest about it!)

The interior wants a tart up as some of the threading on the leather needs redoining. But overall she looks great and gets admiring glances wherever she goes

Electrics all work, fan, heater etc all good.

£1600 ono.

Beautiful piece of tradition that a new owner will love as much as I have and I will be very sorry to see it go