Courtenay, BC | Canada
Description
1964 Rover P4 110. -Right hand drive -Manual transmission -Suicide doors in the rear -Actual wood trim interior -Blue leather seats and upholstery -It ran perfect before being parked but needed brake work -Body/chassis is exceptionally clean, no rust. The condition of the car is reflected in how nicely the doors all open and close -The underbody was recently re-coated before being parking as well -Rare in the United States, won’t see others if you are trying to stand out at a show o...
Our Take:
- Rarity Factor: The 1964 Rover P4 110 is quite a gem on American soil. The P4 series was primarily aimed at the British market, making this right-hand drive model a rare sight in the US. If you're aiming to be the only one at the car show with an elegant taste from across the pond, this might just be your ticket.
- Suicide Doors: Those iconic rear-hinged doors, or "suicide doors" as they're cheekily called, add a touch of old-school charm and sophistication. There’s an undeniable sense of vintage elegance when you open those doors—they’re from a time when getting into a car felt like entering a private club.
- Interior Details: The interior's got all the posh fixings you'd expect from a classic British saloon. Real wood trim and blue leather seats give off an air of classic luxury that seems more at home in a period drama than on modern streets. Ever wondered how it feels to sit in a rolling drawing room? Here’s your chance.
- Documentation and Provenance: This car isn’t just a piece of machinery; it's a slice of history, complete with paperwork and original manuals. These documents tell the tale of previous owners who cherished it enough to bring it over during the '70s or '80s. For enthusiasts who value provenance, this car offers a narrative that's almost as compelling as its drive.
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$18,000
/CAD
- Automatic transmission
sold
Nanaimo, BC | Canada