Rover Sports Register Forum

Update :

The engine is in the car ; doors , bonnet, running boards, Boot , wings, radiator etc are now being fitted
and aligned .

Here is the car as on today.


cheers
Kartik

Thanks to Chris, for the effort in sending me the pictures, greatly appreciate it. posting the pictures here for benefit of all Rover enthusiasts !! http://i985.photobucket.com/albums/ae339/kl1008/Rover%20P3%20Gear%20Box%20Tunnel/P1010074_zpscdb26d42.jpg http://s985.photobucket.com/user/kl1008/libra...

Chris C wrote:Hi Kartik

I've got to do some work on my P3 in the morning,
before I deliver it to its new owner, so I'll take some
photos of the tunnel and get the tape measure out
and email it to you.

Rgds, Chris C.

P3 Rover 75 - 1949
P2 Rover 14 - 1939

Thanks in advance ,

lakesrally wrote:OK, best of luck. You do realise that it is made of rubber?

Oops !!, I did not know that, , Thanks for the Info, I will get in touch with Mike Couldry.
meanwhile any picture of the same would be greatly appreciated.

thanks
Kartik

Hi
It should not be difficult to fabricate, getting it shipped from UK to India
Would cost me a lot.

Kartik

Hi Everyone,
I need to fabricate the Tunnel for the Gearbox for my P3 75.
Will need help with the pictures and also the dimensions.

Thanks
Kartik

Hi All, An update after a long time. We have been working slowly but steadily on the P3 and now the engine is back in the car, we fired the engine couple of weeks back and it sounds sweet. Right now working on the brake lines , Body has been bolted back on the chassis, and has recieved a coat of the...

Thanks for all the info, Chris C.
regards

Kartik
India

Do you still have the metal floor sections in the base of the body, where the front seats are mounted ? As the floor consists of a front wooden section, metal seat base section and then the rear wooden section. Would you like some measurements for the various floor sections ? Rgds, Chris C Rover 75...

due to a house move, I have to relocate some spare parts, which happened last days. So, here some pictures of the floor boards of a P3 Sports Saloon (1949). I also took a look at the parts list : there is no difference between floor for a Saloon or a Sports Saloon. Thickness = 8 mm (0.8 cm). Nicola...