Rover 200 & 400 Owners Club

Tidy car for the year, the mileage is ridiculous.

Always liked them five spoke alloys, I bought some for my Sister's 200 bubble, her's was the same red colour
of your 400, the wheels looked mint !

1234dist wrote: ↑Tue May 15, 2018 7:43 pm

Dmac1969 wrote: ↑Tue May 15, 2018 5:31 pm Thanks very much - what was the problem?

A bit more knowledge of source code required to pull images out of Flickr, they want control of everything.

Not happening while I'm around

Is there something you have to do before you can use pics from there then? I thought the url would work!

its very long winded. If i get bored i might do a sticky thread on adding images from all over the hosts.

With permission obviously, wouldn't want to waste my time.

I don't know if you will pick this up,or if anyone knows of Dmac1969, but I have just bought R447AOT which has virtually been standing or two years - but still in magnificent condition at 35446 miles.

About to embark upon a full "go-through" to bring it up to pristine condition.

Regards,

Stan Thomas.

A fantastic choice you have made there.

Dmac1969 is still on the forum index here and shows up as a club member, although they have not posted here since May 2019. You could try sending a private message and see if you get a response.

Or send a couple of photos to our magazine editor with a few words about your car and ask if the previous owner (or anybody who knows them) would like to get in touch.

Stan Thomas wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 9:19 am I don't know if you will pick this up,or if anyone knows of Dmac1969, but I have just bought R447AOT which has virtually been standing or two years - but still in magnificent condition at 35446 miles.

About to embark upon a full "go-through" to bring it up to pristine condition.

Regards,

Stan Thomas.

Excellent! It's been for sale a little while but it's a wonderful car and I can't believe no one bought it sooner! An excellent purchase! Look forward to seeing it at a show next year!

Yes I'll be there!

I used to pass the Austin Factory as a child going to the Lickey Hills on the tram - but that was all so long ago in the world before this one.