Post by dave66 on Dec 11, 2019 18:42:23 GMT
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Hi guys,
I recently purchased a Mark III 1966 which was originally an Automatic and later converted to manual. Possibly the complete frame including engine and manual gearbox has been replaced. I wanted to check the engine number and discovered it has a "C" suffix instead of an "A", as described in the repair manual.
Does anybody know what this "C" suffix is referred to ? Does it indicate the Mark II "C" models with Weslake head of 1964-1965, as described by James Taylor in the Rover P5 / P5B book ?
Thanks in advance for your help !
Dave
Hi guys,
I recently purchased a Mark III 1966 which was originally an Automatic and later converted to manual. Possibly the complete frame including engine and manual gearbox has been replaced. I wanted to check the engine number and discovered it has a "C" suffix instead of an "A", as described in the repair manual.
Does anybody know what this "C" suffix is referred to ? Does it indicate the Mark II "C" models with Weslake head of 1964-1965, as described by James Taylor in the Rover P5 / P5B book ?
Thanks in advance for your help !
Dave