1) It's unlikely to get nicked for joy riding . . . 
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Reasons to own a Rover 75 . . . by Tourerfogey
2. Cheap to buy for a luxury car
John
"My lovely car now sold onto a very happy new owner.
I still love this marque and I will still be around, preferred selling to breaking, as a great runner and performer"
"My lovely car now sold onto a very happy new owner.
I still love this marque and I will still be around, preferred selling to breaking, as a great runner and performer"
3...A Pleasure to Drive
115,000 miles and counting
4. Limitless fun in telling people it's NOT a Jaguar*
Superabit omnia virtus
5. Been part of the community 
6. Having the pleasure of spending so much time under the bonnet!! 
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115,000 miles and counting
Cowley_MOA wrote:4. Limitless fun in telling people it's NOT a Jaguar*
That is so so true, cant people tell these days.............. makes me laugh it does......
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Mine would be! A lovely soft smooth ride on the way back from the dentist after dental treatment .............
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Mick
(Site Admin)
Nearly 7 years of almost trouble free motoring....................... Replaced the 3 speed fan for a two speed, usual problem lowest speed brushes worn out on 3 speeder. The only problem it has suffered.
Mick wrote:Nearly 7 years of almost trouble free motoring....................... Replaced the 3 speed fan for a two speed, usual problem lowest speed brushes worn out on 3 speeder. The only problem it has suffered.
Really
how is the Alzheimer's ?Photobucket = Tossers
Dave....
Dave....
A million miles of smiles....................well 29,000 actually!
"Keep Smilin'"
Andy
Andy
Cowley_MOA wrote:4. Limitless fun in telling people it's NOT a Jaguar*
the wife saw a 75 with a flying jag on the bonnet
as per the jags 
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Mick
(Site Admin)
takestock wrote:Mick wrote:Nearly 7 years of almost trouble free motoring....................... Replaced the 3 speed fan for a two speed, usual problem lowest speed brushes worn out on 3 speeder. The only problem it has suffered.
Really
Can't remember.
Mick wrote:takestock wrote:Mick wrote:Nearly 7 years of almost trouble free motoring....................... Replaced the 3 speed fan for a two speed, usual problem lowest speed brushes worn out on 3 speeder. The only problem it has suffered.
Really
Can't remember.
Remember using a V.I.S. tester anytime in the past?
Photobucket = Tossers
Dave....
Dave....
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Mick
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takestock wrote:Mick wrote:takestock wrote:Mick wrote:Nearly 7 years of almost trouble free motoring....................... Replaced the 3 speed fan for a two speed, usual problem lowest speed brushes worn out on 3 speeder. The only problem it has suffered.
Really
Can't remember.
Remember using a V.I.S. tester anytime in the past?
Not me mate.................... Had almost the entire team of mods and directors from the OC doing the testing, made for quite a crowd in my garage
I had forgotten.
add to my long list of faults, one VIS (Variable Intake System) actuator failed. Replacement supplied by some old git from oop norf somewhere, If I could remember his name, I would commend him for unfailing generosity and friendship. Not a bad snogger either. Interestingly, I didn't consider either of the faulty components as much of a problem as neither were show stoppers. Strange how if they had been they would be fixed in my mind.................. did I say mind? You need a brain to have one of them.