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Duncan · Posted 25 Sep 2010, 08:11 #1

One this morning on the bay of fleas, unfortunately being broken:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ROVER-75-1800-BRE ... 2c56dd880e

The other was in a car park in Stafford yesterday, but wasn't a 75 but a Mk2 Discovery. Same deal as the 75's registered as part of the Rover group Launch fleet.

MrB · Posted 25 Sep 2010, 18:25 #2

I saw a T*** JOP 75 the other day on my way home from work.

Was on the road between Grange Moor and Flockton.

Looked in superb nick too.

empsburna · Posted 17 Oct 2010, 16:42 #3

What is the score with JOP's?

Are they like the magical FDH coupe's?

nisfo · Posted 17 Oct 2010, 19:26 #4

empsburna wrote:What is the score with JOP's?

Are they like the magical FDH coupe's?

Erm......Second thoughts >> :gmc:

T's & S registered 75's. I'd have one anyday, Just like a 20 pence peice without the year stamped into it!!

empsburna · Posted 17 Oct 2010, 19:37 #5

So they are either early and knackered or they had sat in a field for years before getting sold off to the highest bidder?

I presume not many left of that vintage?

Duncan · Posted 18 Oct 2010, 12:01 #6

It's not so much the age, but the history.

This group of cars (TxxxJOP) was a block registration for a lot of 75s driven by Managers at Rover, prior to full launch (market entry).

empsburna · Posted 18 Oct 2010, 12:47 #7

Duncan wrote:It's not so much the age, but the history.

This group of cars (TxxxJOP) was a block registration for a lot of 75s driven by Managers at Rover, prior to full launch (market entry).

How many were there? I presume they were all the same spec?

Duncan · Posted 18 Oct 2010, 18:40 #8

Not sure but fairly confident they were a variety of specs. Don't know numbers, but I would reckon around the fifty mark judging by how many had them.

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A couple of TxxxJOPs by Duncan