Description

Introducing the timeless beauty of the 1963 Rover P5, a car that is not just a vehicle but a classic statement of elegance and luxury.
This specific model was built on the 14th of March 1963, and comes with a British Motor Industry Heritage Trust Certificate, confirming its authenticity and excellence.

The Rover P5 was launched in the 1960s as a solid build, and this rust-free example is a testament to its durability. The red leather interior perfectly complements the lovely condition of the paintwork, and with the added feature of overdrive, this car provides a smooth and effortless driving experience.

Powered by a 3L engine with strong pulling power, the Rover P5 is not just a stylish car but also a reliable one. It is a larger car than its predecessor, the P4, and a total of 69,141 units were built, making it a rare and coveted classic car.

The P5 is a masterpiece of unitary bodywork, a significant step ahead for Rover when it was introduced in 1958. Its six-cylinder Inlet Over Exhaust (IOE) engine is a masterpiece of engineering, designed to provide both power and efficiency. The car's rakish coupe with a lowered roof line and the 3.5 litre V8 model of 1967, which was the first to use an all-aluminium V8 engine, purchased from the Buick Motor Division of General Motors Corporation in the United States, were later developments of the P5.

The Rover P5 was a favourite for transport of dignitaries, including British Prime Ministers from Harold Wilson to Margaret Thatcher, and even HM The Queen used several Rover P5 cars for her private motoring.

Don't miss your chance to drive this timeless beauty. Place your bid now and own a piece of automotive history with the rare and coveted 1963 Rover P5. Experience the classic elegance and luxury of this car for yourself.
Bid now and get behind the wheel of this stunning vehicle.

Estimate: £13,000 - £14,000