New to me Elan Sprint
Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 11:34 pm
Hi All-
I've been involved with Lotus for about 25 years, having restored/modified a Europa Special from the ground up that I acquired while in college (car was completely apart in boxes). I've also had a hand in a couple of LOG events and club activities in Colorado and have had the good fortune to meet a lot of great people through the various events.
Recently (I must have fallen and bumped my head), I became the proud owner of a 1972 Federal Elan Sprint. Some of you might recall the car from Tony Vocarro's posting of it for sale in Steamboat Springs, CO a while back- it's Maroon with gold wheels. Turns out, through mutual connections, that I took the drive up to see it and couldn't leave without it. I am still a bit stunned at how impulsive this seemed, but feel I got a very good, original car. It's dirty, leaky, dried out, but all there and in running condition.
I look forward to getting to know the group and being able to contribute (pay back) for the wealth of information I anticipate receiving from many of you while I get this car back to sorted and driving.
Good to join up-
Cheers!
I've been involved with Lotus for about 25 years, having restored/modified a Europa Special from the ground up that I acquired while in college (car was completely apart in boxes). I've also had a hand in a couple of LOG events and club activities in Colorado and have had the good fortune to meet a lot of great people through the various events.
Recently (I must have fallen and bumped my head), I became the proud owner of a 1972 Federal Elan Sprint. Some of you might recall the car from Tony Vocarro's posting of it for sale in Steamboat Springs, CO a while back- it's Maroon with gold wheels. Turns out, through mutual connections, that I took the drive up to see it and couldn't leave without it. I am still a bit stunned at how impulsive this seemed, but feel I got a very good, original car. It's dirty, leaky, dried out, but all there and in running condition.
I look forward to getting to know the group and being able to contribute (pay back) for the wealth of information I anticipate receiving from many of you while I get this car back to sorted and driving.
Good to join up-
Cheers!