I moved from my current house two years ago and from that time I’m seen a sitting P6 3500 near my house. By the time I saw the car I was beginning with two project: a 1975 Bricklin and a 1985 Jaguar Vanden plass, now both of then near conclusion. I think that I will finish with the Jag before winter, so I’m thinking in asking for the P6 and bring him back to life. But until now I don’t know if the owner want to sell the car, I will see what happen.
Sitting P6 3500
- Thread starter Efrain
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Pilkie
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Hi Efrain
Welcome to the website! And well done with the English - I guess from Puerto Rica your first language is Spanish?
The Bricklin I guess will have been a challenge getting parts, the Jaguar just a challenge! I presume rust is just as rampant on an English car in a hot damp climate as in our wet and road salted one.
I'm fascinated as to how a Rover P6 managed to get to Puerto Rica - were they sold there or is it a personal import from the US or Europe do you think?
Anyway, use the lists of specialist suppliers in the main part of this website, the ads in the magazines of both the main P6 clubs and the willing encouragement you'll find here.
Best of luck!
Chris York
Welcome to the website! And well done with the English - I guess from Puerto Rica your first language is Spanish?
The Bricklin I guess will have been a challenge getting parts, the Jaguar just a challenge! I presume rust is just as rampant on an English car in a hot damp climate as in our wet and road salted one.
I'm fascinated as to how a Rover P6 managed to get to Puerto Rica - were they sold there or is it a personal import from the US or Europe do you think?
Anyway, use the lists of specialist suppliers in the main part of this website, the ads in the magazines of both the main P6 clubs and the willing encouragement you'll find here.
Best of luck!
Chris York