From the seller: “This genuine barn find has been stood up since 2013 in a dusty dry barn .
The car has been stripped ready to be restored but never completed .
All interior parts are present and correct and are the original parts for this car.
5 x alloy pepper pot alloys
I do have the other front seat also .
This is a very clean original 2.8i and the shell shows next to no corrosion , very nearly rust free , has had a few patches of welding in the front flor pans and to small patches in the rear floors.
I have the original gearbox but the engine I have for the car is from a low mileage TVR Tasmin 2.8i which is a Capri engine , exactly the same engine so everything will fit . all the fuel parts , metering head /pipes etc are present from the original Capri “
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