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Glen B · 16th December 2023, 05:45

So after nearly 15 years of having my 03 75 CDT and going as far as Northumberland, South Wales, Kent and many other places as well as general running about, going to work and back, etc, I can still say that my 75 has always got me back home. That's not bad for a well used car that's 20 years old and has 234, 850 miles on the clock. Bye the way, the RAC patrol rang my mobile around 7.45pm as I was driving up the M11 north to say he had just finished one job and was checking if I still needed him as he would be another half hour or so before he could get to where I was. Although I don't normally use my phone while driving, I pressed the answer button while it was on the passenger seat to accept the call and told him what I'd done, where I was and my plan to get home. He said " that's great news, if you break down on your way you can still call RAC and they'll come to you". Luckily there was no need.

16th December 2023, 05:45	#7
Glen B Avid contributor Rover 75 Saloon Club, 2005 Rover 45, 2000 Rover 25, 1963 Rover 110 Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Warsop Posts: 101 Thanks: 1 Thanked 3 Times in 2 Posts	Clutch gone to floor in Chipping Ongar So after nearly 15 years of having my 03 75 CDT and going as far as Northumberland, South Wales, Kent and many other places as well as general running about, going to work and back, etc, I can still say that my 75 has always got me back home. That's not bad for a well used car that's 20 years old and has 234, 850 miles on the clock. Bye the way, the RAC patrol rang my mobile around 7.45pm as I was driving up the M11 north to say he had just finished one job and was checking if I still needed him as he would be another half hour or so before he could get to where I was. Although I don't normally use my phone while driving, I pressed the answer button while it was on the passenger seat to accept the call and told him what I'd done, where I was and my plan to get home. He said " that's great news, if you break down on your way you can still call RAC and they'll come to you". Luckily there was no need.