Dry stored for the last 36yrs
Mimosa Yellow
Dolomite Sprint- one of first built
2 owners from new. Taken off the road in 1985 for restoration and never finished due to ill health.
It’s done 80,000 miles.
Interior is in exceptional condition.
It’s never been painted but is now in need of a full restoration.
It comes with V5 & passport, service book etc.
Also comes with a huge amount of spares ( 2 doors, 5 bumpers, spare cylinder head, new sills, boot lid curbs, air filter box & lots of trims, spare overdue gearbox (car is non overdue) ).
It has had sill removed on o/s & also on that side the inner sill needs some work. N/s sill was replaced already, all 4 doors need some work or replacement (2 good doors included) & boot needs changing (supplied).
Excellent inner wings, outer wings.
The engine is stuck through standing.”
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