This Lotus Europa Twin-Cam most certainly needs saving and, in the right hands, will look amazing when done.
From the seller: “1972 Lotus Europa
Twin Cam
This car has been off the road for many years and now requires FULL restoration. It’s in poor condition and needs a lot of work.
Condition unknown of Mechanicals, but car seems to be all there although the Carbs are off and in the boot.
Minor Fibreglass damage to the Nearside lower front panel but easily fixed. Otherwise body is fairly straight, doors both open and close with no issues and fit well.
Instruments all original as are the Twin cam Alloy Wheels. Seats and door panels all there as are the keys.
Comes with its logbook and some old paperwork, I believe it’s a low ownership car.
A full restoration but a great car once finished.”
For sale on eBay –> LISTING ENDED
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