Malcolm D Rodgers

Thank you Cliff, I'll keep this with the expanding history file for my old Rover. I sent Malcolm, a message this morning thanking him also for his help. I attached the old logbook which shows the two Nottingham residents that someone might remember. Many thanks for your help. Kindest regards. Malcolm.

Good morning Malcolm, Thank you for your welcome and quick response. I'm delighted I've found another P4 man, I can understand one is never enough! I'm not sure if you saw the photo attachment of my car when I posted my original message or not. However, I've attached the RF60 logbook showing both the Nottingham residents who owned the car in the 50's and 60's. I wonder if they might jog any memories with any contributors to this forum at all? Thank you for the info on C.H. Truman, obviously a major motor trader of the time in Nottingham. I look forward to seeing anythi

Hello everyone, This is a bit of a strange request, and probably a long shot too, but I wonder if anyone can help me? I was fortunate in January, to acquire my very beautiful 1954 Rover 90. Because of her extensive history file, I'm able to trace her history back to her leaving the Rover factory in Solihull, on the 10th September 1954 arriving at her supplying dealer, C.H. Truman & Co.Ltd, Huntingdon Street, who registered her to a Mr. Walter Ball, 201 Derby Road, on the 13th September. She subsequently changed ownership to a Mr. Rueben Davis, 1 Wellington Square, D