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ROVER P7

The 6-Zylinder Prototype

1963 - 1965

The front end of the 'P6' was extended to accommodate the six-cylinder engine. The mudguards have not (yet) grown with it.

'P7' - prototypes on test drive.

'P7' - The prototype no.4 with a freshly designed radiator front in 1964.