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#1 New member

Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:10 pm
by MG2872
Hi , may names Greg and If its got wheels and an engine its of interest .
I have spotted an E Type ( roadster I beleive its called ) in a scrapyard in London. It doesnt look in the best of nick but it does look complete from a distance( I have only seen it from a train ) I plan to go and see if I can speak to someone at the yard and see what they are asking for it .
I don`t want to restore it but would hate to see it lost forever .I will post the pics and if anyone is interested please get in touch.

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#2

Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 9:00 pm
by Car-Nut
Hi Greg,

welcome to the forum....

Look forward to seeing the pics ;)

I used to go past one in someones back garden when I used tp go up Inverness on a train, such a waste :(

look forward to seeing the pics :wink:

I wonder how many are laying around like this :?:

I went and veiwed one the other day drove down the guys street all 2 bed terraces he had one on the corner I got out my car and was worried about leaving it :shock:

when in his back yard through big gates covered in barbed wire, in the yard was a new ?51k motorhome he opened up a nearly falling down garage in front of me a vintage rolls with the e type next to it my jaw hit the floor ..
:)

shame they'd been neglected, good luck with your find ;)

#3

Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 7:07 am
by Heuer
I have added the photo Greg took. Anyone able to make out what the car is?

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Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 10:01 am
by 1954Etype
Heuer wrote:I have added the photo Greg took. Anyone able to make out what the car is?
I think its a roadster David :shock:

Seriously, is that an Ali dash glinting in the sunlight? I find it hard to believe it is a genuine E Type (but have been k nown to be wrong) and would think the chances are it is a Challenger.

#5

Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 12:35 pm
by harryetype
It's hard to tell from that distance but the rear end looks wrong and it might have outside boot hinges.

Certainly worth a look though. Greg let me know how you get on.