If this is a question you have always asked yourself and you are in the early stages of restoration, well wonder no longer! Here are some pictures of how your vehicle could look if you were to have the urge to enter the world of Historic Racing…
Rover P4 Historic Race Car
Rover P4 Historic Race Car Engine Bay
Rover P4 Historic Race Car Interior
Rutherglen Trip
Recently the Rover P4 Drivers Guild of Australia had a trip to Rutherglen, Victoria. Above is a glorious shot of the lovely examples of P4′s and a P2 that attended the event.
A couple of interesting pieces of Artwork, featuring Rover P4′s:
Rover 90 on Canvas
This canvas by Ian Guy, the Motoring Artist “I started drawing cars as a child, and never stopped,”
Having been established for over 25 years Ian Guy is among the foremost automotive artists in the UK, his art being appreciated by numerous national and international collectors. As a professional artist, Ian specialises in cars, and more recently bikes, of every imaginable type. He paints from a depth of knowledge and passion, and each work is inspired and informed by countless hours of personal observation and research
Rover P4 in the snow
Watercolour Rover P4
These two paintings are by ‘The Old Nail’ – Old-Nail is an observant fellow with an enduring passion for painting classic vehicles, bygone street scenes, or whatever takes his fancy!
Welcome to the new Rover P4 Guild Blog!
We’ve been busy slowly moving content across from our old site. Adding new useful/entertaining links, setting up the password-only members section and incorporating some Rover P4 information from Wikipedia.
Of course, the big bonus in moving from an old ‘static’ website to a blog… is our ability to interact with members, and non-members alike.
Love to hear your feedback!
