The Rover Sixty and Rover Seventy-Five or Rover P3 series were 1.6 and 2.0-litre executive cars announced in the middle of February 1948 and produced by...
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Rover production. 1948–1949 Rover P3 (60/75) 1949–1964 Rover P4 (60/75/80/90/95/100/105/110) 1958–1973 Rover P5 (3-Litre/3.5-Litre) 1963–1977 Rover P6...
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It was built on a Jeep chassis and used the engine and gearbox out of a Rover P3 saloon car. The bodywork was handmade out of an aluminium/magnesium alloy...
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1948–1949 Rover P3 (60/75) 1949–1964 Rover P4 (60/75/80/90/95/100/105/110) 1958–1973 Rover P5 (3-Litre/3.5-Litre) 1963–1976 Rover P6 (2000/2200/3500) Rover (marque)...
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(1937–1948) Rover 14 P2 (1938–1948) Rover 16 P2 (1937–1948) Rover 20 P2 (1939) Rover P1 (disambiguation), the predecessor to the P2 Rover P3, the successor...
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featured unusual modern styling in stark contrast with the outdated Rover 75 (P3) it replaced. Gone were the traditional radiator, separate headlamps...
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Rover have included a Rover 60 model: Rover P3, 1948-1949 Rover P4, 1953-1959 This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Rover...
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brand was dissolved in 1967. Rover entered the executive car market in 1948 with the Rover P3. The P3 was replaced by the Rover P4 in 1949, which was produced...
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Centre Steer (category Land Rover)
1948 Land Rover used the P3 gearbox, but an entirely different transfer box, designed and built by Rover, was fitted. This incorporated a Rover 'freewheel'...
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the Rover Meteor 16. It was put back into production in 1945 following the Second World War and remained on sale until replaced by the Rover P3 in 1948...
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