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As I think I’ve mentioned previously the Big Plan for 2021 is to have all four classic cars roadworthy and useable. Owning four nearly (but not quite) on the road classics really isn’t good enough! The recently acquired Volvo 240 is now nearly there, so this past week I’ve turned my attention to the Rover 827 Coupe and been getting some bits together. And, despite the 827 being almost a quarter-century younger than the P6, parts for it are often much harder to find.

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