Description Affectionately known as “Woody”, professionally converted into an estate car during the 1970s; presents delightfully and the unique estate conversion suits the Rover's elegant styling remarkably well Few classics are guaranteed to attract attention quite like this remarkable Rover 100 Estate.

First registered in October 1960, it is a well-known and much-admired car within Rover circles and, as far as the vendor is aware, entirely unique.

Affectionately known as “Woodie”, it was professionally converted into an estate car during the 1970s, creating a fascinating and highly practical variation on one of Britain's most respected post-war saloons.

Based upon the Rover 100, the car benefits from the model's robust engineering, higher-powered engine and front disc brakes, making it a surprisingly capable performer in modern traffic.

More than simply a showpiece, this distinctive Rover was driven over 50 miles to the sale and did so whilst towing the classic caravan that is al...