Rover P6 3500 1973

The 1973 Rover P6 3500 is a wonderful example of British elegance and technical sophistication. This particular P6 3500S is an original Dutch car and has a particularly rich history. As the car that started the Rover collection, this P6 holds a special place in the heart of every Rover enthusiast. The car has been passed down from father to son, with the son restoring it in great detail, a testament to the care and dedication put into preserving this classic.

The Rover P6, introduced in 1963, was a revolutionary model for its time, designed with innovative safety features and a unique modular construction. The 3500S variant, with its powerful V8 engine, quickly became a favorite among car enthusiasts for its combination of performance and luxury. This particular P6 is shown to have covered only 60,000 miles, which is exceptionally low for a car of this age and adds to its appeal and value.

This P6 3500S is equipped with an array of luxury features that represented the pinnacle of comfort and technology at the time. The leather interior offers a sense of classic elegance, while the power steering and front power windows provide modern driving convenience. The tinted glass and time-correct sunroof add a touch of style and functionality, while the stainless steel exhaust and alloy wheels enhance the car's sporty look.

A special feature of this P6 is the Continental touring kit, with the spare tire on the trunk, which is not only practical, but also adds a nostalgic touch to the car's exterior. The wide beams improve visibility and contribute to safety while driving in poor lighting conditions. In addition, the car features an intake manifold with a four-port Edelbrock carburetor, which offers a performance upgrade of 25-30 hp and significantly improves the driving experience. To get a good idea of the lot, we recommend coming to the viewing day.