Originally all-white but now overpainted in cream and burgundy (during 2018, when the car also received repairs), the vendor has owned this Rover P4 110 - the most powerful of the models, with a 2.6-litre engine of 123bhp - for the last seven years.

It is now being sold as a restoration project.

It was registered in April 1963 and has 84,554 miles showing on its odometer.

Five registered keepers are recorded on the V5C.

The vehicle's last MoT expired in March 2016 after having been tested a year previously at an indicated 57,764 miles.

It is reported that the car runs well but the brakes do now need attention, having been stored for some time.

Recent work undertaken includes a decoke and a new differential.

The only documentation with the Rover is its V5C.

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