Re: Which budget buy?
Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2011 10:25 pm
Now that's a serious bargain! Nice price. 

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The engine doesn't mind Veg or anything even remotely liquid or burnable as its indirect injection, but I never did the veg oil thing, as the Lucas copy rotary diesel pump that I had on mine takes one look at anything remotely non dino, and dies horribly. Needs a piston style Bosch pump to handle that.JPB wrote:And the ideal car for business use if your employer pays by the standard capacity allowance scale since 1500cc is in the biggest group, so gets you the highest level of expenses, but the car has a sub-1549cc engine, so if you have to pay for tax, it's in the cheaper band of the pre-2001 VED rates and it should use far less fuel than anything else of that engine size. The little Peugeot engine doesn't mind a drop of veggie either, so I'm told by colleagues who run them for all of the above reasons.SirTainleyBarking wrote:....I used to thrash a Rover 115SLD 200 miles a day for work.........A nice little ride
Yes, good call.
Funny you should mention that... ther's a 75 here in America that I have contemplated buying, and I tried to register there and got the same message!Bollotti wrote:Well I have taken the plunge and bought a Rover. However is is a little more modern in the shape of a 75 CDT SE.
At the price is was going for (under £500.00), it is a bit of a bargain. Needs a little TLC, but mechanically it appears to be spot on.
As an aside, I decided it would be prudent to joint the Rover 75 Club Forum. Here is the reply I recieved this morning:
Unfortunately your registration at The 75 and ZT Owners Club Forums did not meet our membership requirements. Therefore your registration was deleted.
Sorry,
The 75 and ZT Owners Club Forums
Now I can only assume that at age 45, I am considered too young join