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47p2
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Do you have a picture we could see. I have seen brass plates with Coventry Rover on some of the early cars and wonder if the wheel centres are from the earlier cars
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roverdriver
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Perhaps it should be read as Rover, Coventry?
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47p2
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I would say it should be Rover Coventry
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| Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 4:19 pm Post subject: |
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| It's a hub-cap for a 1934 Rover, also used to retain the spare wheel cover on the '34 to '36 tourers (and coupes, I, think). |
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