Nice Nice Nice Steve, found in my neck of the woods. Definitely interested In Race Prep videos. Have a 63 Sprite with roll bar & some rear end upgrades. Always have Grant MI in mind since the vid you made racing there. Yepper Full Throttle on the Race Prep vids.
I should have guessed what was under the cover, Elva was my guess. This is a great find and with some cleaning and what I presume will be pretty easy stuff you have a very fine car. Yes please bring us more on this car and your other race cars. Here just South of San Francisco I see a read Elva that is road registered every so often, great little cars.
Well it is green so it could have been a Jaguar D Type! This car looks like it has not been off the road or track for too long and when you came to start the engine it seemed to be eager to run. It sounds good but as you say it needs some preparation if you want to race it. It will be interesting to see some work done on this Elva. Thanks Steve for not making us wait too long for the reveal even if I guessed wrong. 👍👍
The racing fuel cell that was put in does not have a sender, on my other cars I use a marked dowel to see how much fuel is in it I was surprised not to find some kind of stick in the trunk for checking the fuel level.
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What an amazing find. More videos on this car showing the race prep stuff would be great.
yes please, love content on vintage race car prep for track days
That Elva is a nice find. Yes, please, more videos. A rare bird indeed, you have there. It will be fun to see it at the track eventually.
Love to see the race prep
That Elva is beautiful. More videos of prepping for racing would be great.
Race prep. Yes please!
Success ! I like the way you always give a simple explanation of what you are doing in each step !
That motor sounds fierce great save
Nice Nice Nice Steve, found in my neck of the woods. Definitely interested In Race Prep videos. Have a 63 Sprite with roll bar & some rear end upgrades. Always have Grant MI in mind since the vid you made racing there. Yepper Full Throttle on the Race Prep vids.
Great find, wonderful car.
That's a very good looking and cool car, I for one would like to see what goes into prepping it for a race. Thanks
It would be great to see the Elva prepped and out on the track again.
Like to see it race, thanks.
Absolutely beautiful car. Glad it found the perfect home. Looking forward to new update videos.
Fabulous! What a lovely looking car and a welcome change to more usual things.
Deserves a nice restoration
I will look forward to any and all videos on the Elva!
What a difference between the other cars you got. I like this one.
I should have guessed what was under the cover, Elva was my guess. This is a great find and with some cleaning and what I presume will be pretty easy stuff you have a very fine car. Yes please bring us more on this car and your other race cars. Here just South of San Francisco I see a read Elva that is road registered every so often, great little cars.
Love this little Elva!
Well it is green so it could have been a Jaguar D Type! This car looks like it has not been off the road or track for too long and when you came to start the engine it seemed to be eager to run. It sounds good but as you say it needs some preparation if you want to race it. It will be interesting to see some work done on this Elva. Thanks Steve for not making us wait too long for the reveal even if I guessed wrong. 👍👍
I like it!
What a great find. 👍
That wiring is definitely a gremlin's nest.
More, more, please?
Please Please Please more vids on the Elva. It is so cool.
I think my 66 Alpine had Smith gauges and it definitely had those cool toggle switches. I wonder if my Alpine and your car we’re cousins.
Yes on race prep. Go Clones!
I vintage race a ELVA MK IV . I would be very interested in a series on race prep.
More please on the Elva
Carl Haas was the Midwest agent for Elva in the 1950s & 1960s.
You totally need to go to GoodWood now :)
the elva is one of my favorites.
Looks like you've got a nice car!
Hi from England lovely car
More please.
I'd love to see what it takes to prep a car for racing
Brilliant .yes we want to see move
DO race prep
That fuel gauge may work and you have no fuel. I’d check because you don’t want to burn out the fuel pump.
The racing fuel cell that was put in does not have a sender, on my other cars I use a marked dowel to see how much fuel is in it I was surprised not to find some kind of stick in the trunk for checking the fuel level.
I think in the UK, we call this an Elva Courier ?
Here also.
Steve Do l get a Gold Star for guessing it was an Elva ?😅
I'll heart your comment does that work?
Yes you just it Peace out
Too many stupid adverts, too often.