1958 ROVER 110 FOUR DOOR SALOON

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540 EXW

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Black with red leather interior



Engine: six cylinders in-line, 2,625cc, overhead inlet, inclined side exhaust valves; Clutch: single plate; Gearbox: four speed manual with overdrive; Brakes: hydraulic drum to rear, discs to front; Suspension: Independent front with coil springs, semi-elliptic leaf springs to live rear axle; Right hand drive.



The Rover company's history stretches well back into the last century, first as a sewing machine maker, then as builders of John Starley's revolutionary Safety Bicycle, the prototype of all modern cycles.

In 1904 came the inevitable move into automobiles and in the mid-thirties, under the control of the very able Wilks family, Rover set out to appeal to the highly conservative professional middle classes of the day.

Their slogan, 'One of Britian's Fine Cars', was suitably understated, but it was soon understood that it implie...