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The Rover P4 was described by a journalist of the time, as like having tea at your Aunties. The nickname stuck through the years and is stilled used in classic car circles today "AUNTIE" was produced in December 1957 and sold in Dundee to a local bank manager who kept her for the next thirty years. When he died in 1988 the car went to a niece who never drove her. She was then sold to a schoolteacher in Rosalin near Edinburgh. She was used daily to do the school run and only sold to acquire a bigger P4, 80, to pull a caravan. The present owner is a retired police officer who acquired her on June 11th 2003, has had her totally restored and resprayed. Auntie is again used every day and once traveled three thousand miles in a month going to various car shows though not always entered. The interior is totally original and unmolested. The only concession to the times is the fitting of radials and seat belts. There are no rear seatbelts as these were never fitted. Cars of this age are exempt.

 

The Daimler has only had 2 owners from new. It is a 1955 Daimler Conquest 2.5L Saloon. Fully restored 2 years ago.

 

This is a 1962 Vanden Plas Princess 3 Litre Mk 2.

 

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