1969 E Type Roadster on 2040-cars
Gardnerville, Nevada, United States
A really beautiful rust free E Type . Purchased from Speedwell British Cars a year ago as a present for my wife , who has not found time to drive it , so rather than let it sit any longer its time to let someone else enjoy it. The car has been regularly started and runs very well in all respects , great oil pressure , and no leaks ! Paint is approx 26 years old, very glossy has very few minor blemishes , very presentable. Interior is very nice , top and rear window in excellent shape . Before taking delivery Speedwell performed the following :
1) Removed tank, fuel pump, clean and replace filters and lines. 2) Removed carbs , rebuild , new jets/floats 3) Removed cylinder head, checked for cracks, deck flatness , performed valve job, installed hardened exhaust valve seats, sent exhaust manifolds to jet-Hot for ceramic coating / reconditioned the inlet manifold. 4) Changed oil/filter Valvoline VR 1 20w50 5) Changed ALL fluids , Filters , new hoses. 6) Replaced all ball joint gaiter boots, lubed all grease fittings 7) Replaced battery. 8) Compression checked at 150lb all 6 cylinders 9) Replaced tires - new H rated Vredstein 185 HR 15 sprint 10) Everything was checked ,tested and works including the period Philips radio . This is a fabulous, honest , E Type , needs nothing , and any inspection is encouraged and welcomed . Will assist with shipping for overseas buyers . |
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