1988 Rover 213 S
When did you last see one of
these 80's gems? Three owners from new, wonderfully unadulterated example
showing just 81,649 miles
Dating from April 1998
this oddly attractive yet so 80’s boxy SD4 200 series Rover has proven so
intriguing, Classics World mag came to do a feature on it such was the love and
appreciation for its rarity and condition - ROVER
200 SD3 ROAD TEST | Classics World click the
link!
Showing just 81,649 miles, this unusual survivor has managed to
dodge the scrappage scheme that took so many 80s and 90s gems away. Finished in
black with contrasting grey cloth interior, you’re immediately reminded how
simple, uncluttered and airy cars of this era are with thin A and B-pillars
giving huge visibility, a manual choke to help it start on a cold morning and
keep-fit manual window winders – all less to go wrong.
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the Honda Civic derived E-series 1.3 litre 12valve engine which developed 70bhp
driving the front wheels via 5-speed manual transmission. We also spotted the
‘very Rover’ bits of wood trim and original radio cassette player still in place
in addition to the Bible in the front and emergency chocolate bar for its last
diabetic owner (sticker still on the car!).
Within the history file, we
only see the V5C showing 3 former keepers to the current who has owned it
for eight years. There is also the current MOT valid until May 2022
with no advisories recorded. The MOT history reveals the car to have covered
less than 600 miles in the past 6 years.
Starting promptly and running as
it should when Classics World took it for a spin around our site, the car is
bound to be adored by its new owner for its quirky lines, unmolested nature and
rarity alone.
For more information contact - [email protected]
Reg No: E88UOB
Chassis Number: SAXXHSLX7BD212935
Engine Number: 13HA43AA1493082
Engine Size: 1342
Docs: V5C; MOT May 2022 with no advisories
Estimate: £3,000+
Lot 66
Lot ended
Thursday 05/08/2021
Hammer Price (inc. buyers premium)
Not Sold
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