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Rover P5 and P5B production history poster print
Paper: 19x13" Premium Gloss 240gsm | Ink: Premium UV-Resistant Anti-Fading Ink
Size: Designed for A2 frames (or 19x13" where available)
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This print profiles the Rover P5 and P5B series of British luxury saloons and coupes, including nine illustrations in factory colours with technical info regarding the features and ongoing changes of the models. There is a large blurb of text at the top introducing and discussing these cars, and each car has a label and year, and text under it relating to that particular car.
Especially included is TV detective George Gently's Mark III.
Included are:
1958 P5 Mark I
1961 P5 Mark I-A
1962 P5 Mark II
1962 P5 Mark II coupe
1965 P5 Mark III
1965 P5 Mark III coupe
1967 P5B (3.5 litre)
1967 P5B (3.5 litre) coupe
1966 P5 Mark III coupe (George Gently's Rover)
Great as a framed print for the British car enthusiast!
PRINT SIZE: 19x13 inches
PAPER STOCK: 240gsm premium gloss (thick and shiny)
The word SAMPLE appears on the poster image just for website listing purposes, it's not on the actual print you receive. Many hours of planning, research, illustrating and writing work have gone into the production of this print and I'm very proud of it. My work is bought by enthusiasts from all corners of the world and is also often purchased to be given as gifts.
Note: I reserve the right to make minor changes to the prints in the interest of improvement or accuracy. I endeavour to update my website images as soon as possible but you may receive a newer version of the print with some changes. The factory paint colours represented on the prints are reproduced as closely as possible. Actual prints may very slightly vary due to differences between individual computer or mobile device screens and printer, and supplies of paper stock and ink stock.
