These pages of my website are dedicated to the Rover P4 Car, which was produced from 1949 to 1964.
I hope you find it interesting and perhaps even useful!
Most of the small images with the text can be clicked on to give a larger version.
I want this site to be for all P4 owners to share information about and appreciation for their cars.
If you have anything to contribute that you think other P4 owners may find helpful or interesting,
why not email me and I will try and incorporate it. I have had a lot of trouble with
automatically generated junk mail so I have mangled the address. Send your comments to p4tips at peeFour dot org dot youKay.
Please don't send me questions like "I have a car for sale, what is it worth? Do you know anyone who would like to buy it?" My answer would be "It's impossible to say without seeing it. Probably less than you hoped, especially if it's a non-runner. The best thing is for you to advertise it in the Rover P4 Driver's Guild magazine. See the links page for details.
PICTURES OF P4s
Here be P4s in abundance.
PICTURES OF MY CAR DURING RESTORATION
Just a few photos taken while I was restoring the bodywork. Non-technical!
TECHNICAL AND RESTORATION
Loads of stuff here... and it's still growing... Top tips to keep your P4 in fine fettle,
with more pictures than you can shake a stick at... Plus advice about finding spares.
My aim is to make this the best site for P4 technical information on the web!
A LIST OF ARTICLES AND BOOKS ABOUT THE P4
Although for copyright reasons I can not reproduce them here, I have included a list of magazine articles
books and other information so that you can try and track down the information you need.
Buying, restoring, owning, road tests, history and more.
DURABLE CAR OWNERSHIP
This will convince you that I'm barking mad. Reject consumerism. Make your car last a lifetime.
Most older cars are simple enough to be repaired almost indefinitely. It may even be cost-effective too!
LINKS
Links to other P4 related sites on the web including the Rover P4 Drivers Guild.
WHAT'S NEW?
BACK TO MY HOMEPAGE
I would like to thank
British Motor Heritage Group (which was formerly BL Heritage, and as a wholly owned subsidiary of the Rover group is
now part of the BMW Mobile Tradition Division!) for making available reprints of the original factory
workshop manual distributed by Brooklands ISBN 0 907073 972 from which I have taken illustrations where essential.
