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Category: Sports Cars
Make: Rover

1959 Rover 90 four-door sedan, from the much beloved P4 series, for sale. From the seller's description:

Great car.great compression,peppy 6 cyl. rides very smoothly, shifts, corners, and stops, as it should.Scores of rubber bits replaced.weathstrips, window seals, etc. Bushings . Everything attended to. great driver and shows well. NO rust I have lots of photos of restoration and books and paperwork.Ready to drive anywhere.

1959 Rover P4

1959 Rover P4

1959 Rover P4

1959 Rover P4

1959 Rover P4

  • $8,000
  • Saratoga Springs, NY
  • https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/rover/p4/1946079.html
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