| Features of the ROVER Model Group 'P2', Model Year 1939 | |
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Automatic Chassis Lubrication A refinement of great convenience and utility on all Rover Models - the Bijur system of automatic chassis lubrication. |
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Access to Instruments Removal of a screw-down cover reveals an aperture in the bulkhead which allows easy access to the back of the instrument board. |
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Anti-Roll Stabilisers To increase the stability of the car particularly on corners anti-roll stabilisers are fitted to front and rear axles of the 6-cylinder models. |
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Harmonic Stabiliser The Harmonic Stabiliser incorporated with the front bumper keeps the car steady at high speeds and on bad road surfaces. |
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Easy Jacking System All Rover Cars are equipped with a simple jacking system. |
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Free-Wheel Control The Free-wheel control is accessibly located on the facia board near to the driver’s right hand. A turn of the knob puts the Free-wheel into, or out of action as desired. |
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Tool Drawer A convenience and a refinement. The small tools are housed in a thick rubber lined drawer immediately accessible without disturbing passengers. |
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Luggage Accommodation Two large size suit cases are included in the equipment of the 20 h.p. Sports Saloon. |
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Interior TThe high standard of Rover Coachwork is exemplified by this illustration of the interior of a 14 h.p. Saloon. |
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