Bought back in 2017 and was driven home and then put into storage. Now does not start or move – engine cranks but wont fire up . Only selling now as I am losing my storage space otherwise I would have eventually got it up and running .
Prior to storage in garage the hood worked fine opening and closing no problem. Since its been put into storage the car has not been moved and the hood has not been tested .
Overall the car was in good condition when bought as can be seen by the service history on the car but now will require TLC to get the car back upto scratch . The car has considerable amount of service history with bills for lots of work carried out by the former enthusiast owner from whom I purchased the car from . Quiet a rare car in this guise . The car is currently stored in a garage with no MOT and does not start anymore.”
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