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We've still got a classic fleet at work, including a few marked Rovers, the blue armour plated P6 used by special branch, an SD1 and an 827, both ex traffic cars. They appear quite regularly at Fetes, exhibitions and shows. We have no unmarked cars though, because by their very nature they are...

Found this whilst looking on e bay item no 160311764405 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CUSOMISED-ROVER-P ... 240%3A1318

I bought a battery off the shelf from kiwk fi, perfect fit and capacity etc. Was about £60 but that was 18 months ago. It was in their stock list and as above it was on the shelf. Might be worth giving them a ring.

I must apologise, I read your post quickly and didn't take note of the "mechanical" fuel pump, I was referring to electric pumps, so my post is of no use to you Sorry.

Next time you are on line, check out e bay. I've both bought and sold fuel pumps there. I've also bought one from Winns, a supplier who advertised in the P6 News Magazine, haven't got his details to hand though.

This is the site from which the picture came. www.koolart.co.uk/ It's incorrectly listed as a Rover P5 which is probably why no one has noticed it.

That design's been around for ages. My wife showed me a t shirt with it on a couple of years ago, probably from the same company.

I bought a length of flexible fuel line from my local car spares shop on the high street to replace a perished section. If I remember rightly it was only about 20p per inch. Did the job perfectly.

I got some dashpot oil from Southern Carburettors in Wimbledon when I got my carbs done there. Can't remeber the exact cost, but wasn't expensive. Dave.

I got some dashpot oil from Southern Carburettors in Wimbledon when I got my carbs done there. Can't remeber the exact cost, but wasn't expensive. Dave.

I used a solar powered charger on mine, which did the trick, even in winter. Obviously you'll need a window in your garage to let the light in, or you'll have to invest in a waterproof solar cell. Dave

Mine had rear seat belts fitted, made by a company called securon, after market items retro fittted. There have been numerous suggestions about appropriate belts on previous threads. It would appear from these that fitting is realtively easy. Dave.

Mine was on a V8. Dave.

Mine was on a V8. Dave.

My mechanic friend just made up a blanking plate, it caused no problems at all. Dave.