Stunningly beautiful and elegant; complete with roof, side screens and a full tonneau cover; only one family owned since 1962; number 127 of only 200 examples ever built, and it is believed that just 100 survive worldwideThe Rover 12 P2 Sports Tourer traces its roots back to the late 1930s, when Rover was establishing itself as a maker of refined, well-engineered cars aimed at the professional middle classes.

Built on Rover’s sturdy P2 chassis, the 12 Tourer combined traditional coach built elegance with the company’s reputation for quality and reliability.Production resumed briefly after the war, but in very small numbers, as Rover focused on saloons and the newly emerging Land Rover project.

As a result, the post-war Tourers became exceptionally rare, with only 200 produced, most destined for export.

Their blend of pre-war charm, robust engineering and graceful open-top motoring has made surviving examples highly prized among enthusiasts of classic British tourers.This achingly be...