In The Rover Tradition Reel Three (1950-1959)

[@chriskappert1365]

QUALITYYYYYYYYYYYY ! Altough I don't think my 75 was built - back in 2000 - with the same metiques attention to detail , it still runs and looks great . Proud to own a Rover ! Love from the Netherlands . ❤❤❤

[@rovercoupe7104]

Dutch folk are lovely. M.

[@simonworman7898]

You mean a Longbridge Austin 75 .I loved mine too but did'nt have one bit of auntie in the build ,in fact it was really a near relation to an Abingdon Wolseley/ Magnet with an airbrush of BMW development.

[@mrbigarms]

Rover created a handsome car, even now they still look imposing and drive beautifully!

[@johnburugu8706]

I like that stick shifter it looks amazing

[@liamkatt6434]

I had a 1971 3500 V8 . Still had bolt on wings but severe corrosion under the sills. Great car though. Used to leave everything on the motorway in the dust.

[@dave20thmay]

That chauffeur at the end was not up to scratch, or very nearly was a few times. No external mirrors on the car, so pulling away from the kerb, was nearly his first.

[@englishexplorer5985]

You look at modern cars and you see faults in them ,when there new but not in them times it wasn't all quick quick greed greed it was long service life and quality, not something we see in today motors all plastic clips built in rattle cheap fake wood proper crap. Rover was a real true marque of English superiority and craftsmanship, a shame such a terrible loss brings a tear to my eye,

[@englishexplorer5985]

@@andreas1289 yes totally insane, it's a petrol station not gas, gas isn't a petroleum product, a gas is a gas it's gas but a vapour from petrol isn't a gas. , Older cars did way more miles than modern cars , maybe in your country you need a mechanic to sort out broken issue, but not in the UK, cars from the 40s 50s 60s English cars like a wolsely a Humber a jaguar a rover armstrong siddely triumph etc those cars would do way more miles with the correct maintenance. Simplicity is the key to miles not technology.

[@Isochest]

Narcissists instead of leaders in our Government and in Business. If the UK had leaders we would have a thriving economy and no mass nor illegal immigration.

[@johnreitz5676]

These were the finest 1949 Plymouths ever built...

[@simonworman7898]

Our Brethren?

[@thomasoneill4074]

This was when rovers were real quality automobiles

[@rameshbhattacharjee4374]

As Late 1979 These Rover P5s Were Being Used By British Ministers Including Prime Minister Magaret Thatcher, A Testament To Their Quality

[@liamkatt6434]

She actually changed them for Daimlers. Harold Wilson loved them.

[@dougodyssey50]

no wonder they were so expensive! All that R&D.

[@rameshbhattacharjee4374]

This Was The Best Rover Model Ever, P5 3,500cc

[@johnblack3498]

P5 was a 3-litre. P5B was 3.5 litre V8

[@rameshbhattacharjee4374]

This Is The Rover P5, More Majestic Than The P6, The SD1 Although Better Looking And Modern Killed The Rover Company, It Was Sold In India As The Standard 2000, It Failed There Too

[@130rapid]

We can clarify the movie's release year to 1958-1959.

[@timobrien6936]

Love it Love it..

[@colindarling5552]

Sweet !! 🙂

[@rovercoupe7104]

The showroom is near The Ritz. M.

[@liamkatt6434]

Oops 07.01 nearly its first prang.

[@rameshbhattacharjee4374]

Typo As Late As 1979

[@newtonwhatevs]

No trace of goggles, masks, gloves...

[@johnreitz5676]

Back when men were men...and women liked them that way.

[@daniel-ino]

its sad that the best engine they produced was an abandoned american v8

[@PaulHayman-tq5kb]

The Rover car was British made and quality not As the good to day

[@arbjful]

It was trash…actually trash cans rusted slower than Rovers

[@johnburugu8706]

Too much trouble for nothing! Right now all that effort is but a pile of ugly junk of metal at a junkyard