1980 Rover SD1 3500.

Still With Us: 1966 Rover 2000TC.

My response to Ben's Opel moss farm. Subject of the very first post on this blog, later transitioned from curbside parking to a nearby private lot, where it stayed for more than a year before vanishing as soon as Ben photographed it. But don't worry. Here it rests, having moved fewer than 10 blocks in four years. The car seems comfortable, and I'll be keeping tabs on the progress of the moss. (Blogroll homeboy Mao loved it, too.)

The deteriorating strands of duct tape is an effect I hadn't seen before.

1971 Rover 2000 Automatic.

1966 Rover Mark III 3 Litre.

1966 Rover 2000TC, It lives?!

Timeless icon of the neighborhood and founding inspiration for this blog, but I don't think I'd ever seen in person before. When I asked Atika what she thought of my angles, she knew exactly where it lives.

1970 Rover 3500S, #2.

1970 Rover 3500S, #1.

1968 Rover TC 2000.

1970 Rover 2000TC P6.

...10/15/2010 update: buy it at Uncle Zak's!

1968 Rover 3.5 Litre Saloon.

I really like that the P5 series were named by their engine displacement.

1987 Sterling 825 SL.

Revisited: 1966 P6 Rover 2000TC.

Following last night's inaugural post, the Rover was still there when I passed by today, so here are some daylight shots.

First Post: 1966 P6 Rover 2000TC.

This blog is dedicated to Ben, for blowing open my awareness and appreciation of vintage autos.