Finished in the iconic colour of Admiralty Blue, ‘JKT 450L’ was registered in 1973, making it one of the very last Rover P5Bs to roll off the production line.

The seller bought it eight years ago and has thoroughly enjoyed his time with it.

So much so, in fact, that he even used it as his wedding car – and his nephew was so impressed that he asked if he could use it for his wedding too.

We’re told it’s never let him down and is a “lovely drive” – and if you’re looking for documentary evidence of just how good it is, may we respectfully direct you towards the online MoT history and the huge amount of paperwork in the history file? The coachwork is in a very good condition, but then the seller has kept on top of things arranging for the offside front wing to be replaced and the nearside and offside rear wings resprayed.

The result is a very presentable with generally good shutlines and a marked absence of the sort of dents and dinks you might expect.

The Admiralty Blue paintwork shi...