Introduced in 1971, the Rover 3500S was the performance flagship of the P6 range offering impressive pace and refinement for its era Powered by the Buick-derived 3,528cc V8 producing 161bhp, paired with a manual gearbox denoted by the ‘S’ for Syncromesh, capable of 0-60mph in nine seconds and a top speed of 123mph Standard specification included a matt black grille, improved post-1970 interior trim and a factory-fitted vinyl roof, features which distinguished the later models from earlier P6 variants According to its BMIH Trust Certificate, this example was built on 18/09/1975, finished in Paprika with a black vinyl roof, optioned with factory power steering, dispatched to Julians Ltd of Reading on 30/09/1975 and first registered on 28/01/1976 Subject to a comprehensive £19,164 restoration by renowned Rover specialists, Kingsdown Garage, during 2015/2016, including a rebuilt 3.5-litre V8 with SD1 cylinder heads and a sportier camshafts, a rebuilt LT77 five-speed manual gearbox, rebuil...