1969 LOTUS ELAN Red
- November 15, 2024
- Category: Cars
- Mileage: 1.0
- USA, KY, Brooksville, 41004
- Views: 4
Description
1969 Lotus Elan +2 â?? Type 50 This 1969 Lotus Elan +2 is finished in Carnival Red with black interior The Elan is #50 of 1,359 Elan +2â??s.The Lotus remains in stock configuration and is fitted with the reliable factory 1558cc twin-cam in-line 4 cylinder mated to the delightful 4-speed Elan gearbox. Additional details of the cars repair history based using repair invoice mileage readings is as follows: Note: due to the significant volume of maintenance and preventive maintenance receipts, only larger, more significant repairs are liste New oil pressure sending unit Steering column bushings replaced Brakes bled, system checked (car fitted with stainless steel brake lines) Fuel tank drained / fuel sending unit replaced New speedometer cable installed Remove door panels and repair window operation (both sides) Install new shift pin to affix to shifter base New tires (4) New ring gear / replace fly wheel Re-core radiator / replace hoses / new coolant Oil & filter Change transmission fluid Tune-Up & new plug wires New fuel pump Replace distributor <10,000 Miles Complete re-paint & body work as needed New exterior badge & lenses Complete engine rebuild (lower end & head) & subsequent head re-torque, adjust valves & set timing, adjust carburetors, oil service Water pump kit New clutch & related components Seal transmission New transmission mount New alternator New jetting for Weber carbs Replacement ½ shaft New Kangol seat belt buckles Replaced roto-flex couplings Multiple oil changes, carburetor adjustments and general maintenance Paint and body work were completed by Automotive Enterprises, San Carlos, CA. Specializing in fiberglass repairs and high quality for over 45 years, Automotive Enterprises has had considerable experience with Lotus and other fiberglass and composite cars. The Lotus was brought down to bare fiberglass and properly prepared for a high quality re-spray. To ensure high quality, the car was brought down to bare fiberglass, blocked multiple times, properly primed and trim removed prior to the re-paint. The hood, doors and trunk were properly aligned and certain panels received reinforcing as required. The front and rear windows were removed, as was the trim. Lower areas (rocker panels and front and rear lower valances) were finished in a rough protective coating and painted body color to minimize rock chips and road rash.