[ROVERNET - UK] So why is it so hard to find a Rover in the U S?

[Paul Smith]

Ok I'll correct that; Kent has the rest or knows where they are...

PVS	

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[mailto:rovernet-bounces at lyris.ccdata.com]On Behalf Of Kent Kinard
Sent: Friday, 19 May 2006 12:08 pm
To: rovernet at lyris.ccdata.com
Subject: Re: [ROVERNET - UK] So why is it so hard to find a Rover in the
U S?


On Thu, 18 May 2006 21:09:00 -0400
  "Ali Al-Abbasi" <alialabbasi at hotmail.com> wrote:
> Steve
> 
> I have my share of Rover's and my share of cars. Now 
>that I have a P6 i think that if buy another Rover, it 
>would be a P5B or a Vettesse once they hit 25 years old. 
>I wouldnt touch a Rover 800 (sterling) with a 10 ft barge 
>pole (no offense to Sterling owners on the list). A 
>friend owned an 820E back home and it gave him 
>nightmares.
> 

I have a soft spot for the 827SLI.  Any Rover nut that 
lives in Sterling City should have a Sterling.  Or if you 
really like oddballs, there's the diesel (825SD?).  I've 
only seen pictures.  One of the New Zealand dealers has a 
75 V8 listed (NZ$77,000), but I won't live long enough for 
it to become "antique."  As far as I know, Ron Jones is 
still lurking around somewhere in San Antonio with his 
glass roof P6B and Rovers West was trying to get their act 
together a few months ago.  I think they still have the 
very rusty P6 Estate.  Two years ago there was a very nice 
Cyclops for sale in Kentucky and there's a RHD 80 that 
keeps popping up in Tuscon.  There are definitely some 
nice Rovers out there.

Roverwishfully,
Kent K.

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