djb222

Thanks for the offer, however I was advised to get one soon after I got the car....they are essential...

Thanks Both. I bought the car to use....but you know how it goes, start to fiddle and poke around and think, I'll just tidy that up... anyway it's all good fun. I thin the colour is Shadow Green, at least that's what it says on the "touch up" paint tubes. I have a feeling the original colour is a bit lighter now I've had a look under the trim inside. Lot's to do...... all to be documented...

It's been a long time since I last posted about my Rover P4....and a lot has happened since, in fact, well it started with removing the Front Valance for repainting..... now the front end is now missing to weld some covered up (in underseal) corrosion on the chassis. Here's a couple of videos.... https://youtu.be/C8F_CoQAdW0 https://youtu.be/MiQShCtjUGU https://youtu.be/hrNPP6KVO8Q https://youtu.be/REBYPLuEnr0 https://youtu.be/9YN5JPpqtwM https://youtu.be/C5MJXU2kzvo

Further to my post yesterday about my Rover P4 I've started this thread as an ongoing day to day life using and working on said car. So until the next post here's an initial walk round, If you want to avoid me rambling fast forward to the walk around....... https://youtu.be/0Wkh_4-hcEg

Door cards are pretty good just need a good clean and feed. Rear seats are very good, frontbencher seat again needs feeding and a bit of tlc. Carpets again a clean, slightly faded but we'll see........ only had it 5 days.

After much thought I've bought a June 1961 Rover P4 80 in Shadow Green , so a little older than me!! ( not strictly shite but it used to be) I wanted something classic that is useable but needs a little fettling, a rolling project if you like. It is original matching numbers car and came with a good history file with lots having been spent over the last 20 years or so. I may start a project thread ...there are a few small areas that need a little attention to the body..... Here's a few images for a start. .