by My BIL bought my old car off of me when I bought my current car.
It is a 51 plate Connie SE Diesel Manual. Therefore, it has the auxilliary fuel burner (do not know if it is working) auto dipping mirror, message centre IPK (Instrument pack (IPK from the German)), rain sensing wipers (how I miss them on my current car), and the electric heated memory seats in Sandstone.
The car is in Moonstone.
He has just had it MOT'd and replaced a couple of the door locking mechanisms. He is selling it because he now has a works van and where he lives parking is very difficult.
It is located in Carshalton in the last London Borough, Sutton, before you get to Surrey.
If you are interested contact me and I will pass your details on.
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This is the forum for the 75 and ZT Enthusiasts Group, where we pledge to preserve the legacy of these wonderful cars for the future. In order to do this we aim to work with other clubs and the automotive industry to ensure that the cars we love are able to be kept on the roads, where they can be enjoyed in years to come
Here at the 75 and ZT Enthusiasts Group, you will find an extremely knowledgeable, enthusiastic and proactive team of individuals dedicated to the preservation of the Rover 75 and MG ZT, arguably one of the last, yet best, motor vehicles mass-produced by an independent car manufacturer in the UK
Unique to the 75 and ZT Enthusiasts Group, is our Register project where, with your help and enthusiasm, we hope to create an up-to-date and accurate register of how many of our cars are on the road, in which specification, colour and body style. With your help and this information, we can create substantial buying force which we can present to parts producers and suppliers
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Here at the 75 and ZT Enthusiasts Group, you will find an extremely knowledgeable, enthusiastic and proactive team of individuals dedicated to the preservation of the Rover 75 and MG ZT, arguably one of the last, yet best, motor vehicles mass-produced by an independent car manufacturer in the UK
Unique to the 75 and ZT Enthusiasts Group, is our Register project where, with your help and enthusiasm, we hope to create an up-to-date and accurate register of how many of our cars are on the road, in which specification, colour and body style. With your help and this information, we can create substantial buying force which we can present to parts producers and suppliers
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