Paul_1978_yorks wrote: ↑Fri Feb 03, 2023 12:13 am Loving the SEi Steve!

Thanks I'm pleased with it, just a few jobs to do which will keep me busy

Once or twice I nearly had an sei. Loved them. The seats and wheels made it. Just had to make do with an si and then an sli. That is lovely Btw. Thanks. I've had one before and always loved them. This being low mileage and massive amounts of history drew me to it. Literally have every bill ever spe...

I love to see Tahiti on a hatchback. Works surprisingly well in Duo-tone. I see you found a low-miler :clapping I'm not sure I'd have been able to resist that car if I'd found it either. Get some leather food rubber into those front seat bolsters as you've probably got the best half-leather SEi int...

Rover 214 SEi M reg 9 by Steve Butcher, on Flickr

Couldn't keep away from having an R8 for too long so I took the plunge and brought this one. Unless an ultra rare model tempts me this will be my last purchase


Rover 214 SEi M reg 8 by Steve Butcher, on Flickr

IMG_1294 by Steve Butcher, on Flickr


The Sprint badge on the back isn't a Rover one, it's an Alfa Romeo I believe. Brought off eBay and stuck it on.

Untitled by Steve Butcher, on Flickr

I had that exact same car and yes the Sprint decal was on the front doors at the bottom, which mine was Tempest Grey. I have pictures somewhere if you really want to see where. It was a flat sticker not like the badges on the boot. I also brought a plastic sprint badge from an alfa romeo I believe t...

Topcat Tomcat wrote: ↑Fri Jan 13, 2023 5:43 pm I’m very happy with it. It may be a very silly question, but if LOG is the code for the plastic trim, is it actually possible to mix paint to that code?

Can be found on a popular auction side in a spray can

Finally got this SEi on my drive

Loads and loads of history with it including original bill of sale. Turns out it was brought by a guy named William Taylor for his wife back in 1994. He was a retired Longbridge employee of 46 years

Anyone know of him?