Rover 75 Connoisseur SE CDT ***NOW SOLD** - Page 4

Mr bountyfull · 6th April 2013, 23:37

I feel a little giddy right now. Not only have I bought James fantastic car but also called a gent into the bargain.

I drove the car the 125 miles home and what a great way to travel. Its almost 10 years since I owned a 75 with two ZT's in between and they are quite different ways to travel both special but quite, quite different.

Just like to say a big thanks to James it was a pleasure.

Steve

James_Death · 7th April 2013, 00:52

Enjoy Her and keep her looking a grand lady.

Was a pleasure to pass her on to You Sir...

The Artist · 7th April 2013, 10:11

Congratulations James, and of course Mr bountyfull :-)

Mr bountyfull · 7th April 2013, 16:58

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Originally Posted by James_Death

Enjoy Her and keep her looking a grand lady.

Was a pleasure to pass her on to You Sir...

I will and will enjoy doing so.

FredSpencer · 7th April 2013, 17:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by James_Death

Enjoy Her and keep her looking a grand lady.

Was a pleasure to pass her on to You Sir...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr bountyfull

I will and will enjoy doing so.

Wouldn't be surprised if he was round your place every week with a pair of white gloves on running a finger all round the hard to reach places.

James_Death · 9th April 2013, 23:07

She is in good hands, who is also a detailing world member also....

Mr bountyfull · 11th April 2013, 23:11

Well thats me back from a weeks work using the 75 and it was all very pleasant, very pleasant indeed. I have covered some 750 miles since I bought the car mainly motorway cruising averaging 44mpg. This is slightly better than the Fiesta 1.6 Tdci (43mpg) and the 33mpg when I have been using the wife's mini one 7(1.6 petrol).

The biggest change has been the far more relaxed state I arrived in after the 265 mile trips up and down the M6/M42/M40 and A34.

I can say that the car is everything I expected.

James_Death · 11th April 2013, 23:17

Great To Hear, always has been a fantastic place to be residing in especially on long drives.

Have done over 500 Miles in her before, having filled her up got in and did not even stop once on the whole drive.

Reached destination and filled her up.

The smoothest and most comfortable vehicle i have ever owned.

She certainly exceeded all my expectations and enjoyed every minute of her.

Glad she is getting the use she deserves and you are enjoying the comfort...

6th April 2013, 23:37	#31
Mr bountyfull Gets stuck in MGZTV8 Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Newbury Posts: 567 Thanks: 173 Thanked 82 Times in 58 Posts	I feel a little giddy right now. Not only have I bought James fantastic car but also called a gent into the bargain. I drove the car the 125 miles home and what a great way to travel. Its almost 10 years since I owned a 75 with two ZT's in between and they are quite different ways to travel both special but quite, quite different. Just like to say a big thanks to James it was a pleasure. Steve

7th April 2013, 00:52	#32
James_Death Gets stuck in EX.2001 Rover 75 Conn SE 2.0, CDT,155 Brake, BRG Join Date: May 2010 Location: Doncaster Posts: 733 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Enjoy Her and keep her looking a grand lady. Was a pleasure to pass her on to You Sir...

7th April 2013, 10:11	#33
The Artist Regular poster Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Cornwall Posts: 33 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Congratulations James, and of course Mr bountyfull :-)

9th April 2013, 23:07	#36
James_Death Gets stuck in EX.2001 Rover 75 Conn SE 2.0, CDT,155 Brake, BRG Join Date: May 2010 Location: Doncaster Posts: 733 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	She is in good hands, who is also a detailing world member also....

11th April 2013, 23:11	#37
Mr bountyfull Gets stuck in MGZTV8 Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Newbury Posts: 567 Thanks: 173 Thanked 82 Times in 58 Posts	Well thats me back from a weeks work using the 75 and it was all very pleasant, very pleasant indeed. I have covered some 750 miles since I bought the car mainly motorway cruising averaging 44mpg. This is slightly better than the Fiesta 1.6 Tdci (43mpg) and the 33mpg when I have been using the wife's mini one 7(1.6 petrol). The biggest change has been the far more relaxed state I arrived in after the 265 mile trips up and down the M6/M42/M40 and A34. I can say that the car is everything I expected.

11th April 2013, 23:17	#38
James_Death Gets stuck in EX.2001 Rover 75 Conn SE 2.0, CDT,155 Brake, BRG Join Date: May 2010 Location: Doncaster Posts: 733 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Great To Hear, always has been a fantastic place to be residing in especially on long drives. Have done over 500 Miles in her before, having filled her up got in and did not even stop once on the whole drive. Reached destination and filled her up. The smoothest and most comfortable vehicle i have ever owned. She certainly exceeded all my expectations and enjoyed every minute of her. Glad she is getting the use she deserves and you are enjoying the comfort...