What a great find, well done. It also speaks to the build quality of Rover back then, very impressive.

My old headmaster in primary school , had a new one of these. I was always looking around it, and asking him stuff. Gave me  a little trip in it, to the post office, if I remember right. Nice man.
I ended up being a mechanic 😂

British engineering of the highest quality.  Years ago when I was quite young, I went to a model aircraft club and the main man had a very similar Rover to that one.  He loved it and owned it for years.  Many years later I owned several Land Rovers.  The early Land Rovers used very similar to that in the Rover 90.  I later had a Land Rover with a six cylinder version of the engine.  It was smooth, quiet and totally powerless.  I loved it and the many other Land Rovers I owned.  Sigh.  Mike in Oz

In 1968, my brother found a 1960 Rover P5 in our local junkyard here on Cape Cod. It was dark green. He got it to run again! It was a really cool car!

The Rover P4 is the kind of car that I had to give some time to grow on me. I'm happy to see this one working again!

My old man drove around in one of these in 70s. Loved that car full red leather seats with drop down arm rest. Used to polish it up every weekend would sparkle in sun. Still remember reg plate.

These cars were produced when cars were built to last. Fixable with a,few spanners, rugged and reliable. Smooth torquey engines a joy to drive

I can smell that barn ... This is a real find! The gas tank has got to be all gummed up after this long time. I love it! What a beauty! I would drive that now...

This takes me back to Africa in 1960. My father bought a second hand Rover 90 from 1955. We drove that car for over 100,000 miles and the only hassle we had was a fuel pump that stuck. I remember driving with my family on holiday from Northern Rhodesia to Victoria Falls in Southern Rhodesia. At times we were travelling at 90miles an hour on dirt roads. Memories!!

What an elegant little car…wonderful

A lovely old car - a friend of mine had one.

What a beautiful car!🤩 imposing impressive and classy

It was a real nice car, elegant and of best Quality. It‘s very good to rescue this fantastik automobile!❤

Pretty cool to find something like that in your country.  That car was parked the year I was born!  Nice work on getting it going again...

Classy cars.  Brilliant that you are preserving it.

Quality car built when that meant quality.

I lived opposite the Rover factory in Solihull from 1955 - 1963, saw lots of P4's on the back of the transports. In those days that part of Solihull was quite rural but how things have changed. The "Test Track" used to come right up to the edge of Lode Lane so we all used to spend ages as kids watching them being tested before delivery. Years later I worked at Gaydon on the MHEV development as a resident engineer. Thank you for your work and great to see you guys taking the trouble to get the P4 back on the road. Good luck!

I love to see these old beauties brought back to life - thanks for sharing!

I had a Rover 100 like this. The bonnet, boot, and doors were all aluminium if I remember correctly. Great memories. Thank you very much. Colin (England).

well done another classic back on the road 👏