2004-03-14 19:28:25 | Andrys writes:

The car is being rebuilt after 24 years of sitting silent. My goal is not a concours winning car, but a "technically new" car that subtly shows its age. Second goal: driving my E-type before I'll be thirty!

2007-05-27 17:21:25 | Andrys writes:

Man... I've owned this car three years and haven't driven a single mile in it. I know I'll finish it, some day.

2007-05-27 18:18:37 | Roger writes:

Andrys, I've owned 876073 for ten years and haven't driven it, either!

2007-05-28 00:29:40 | Mark writes:

Don't feel too bad, guys. My 1959 Sprite came off the road in 1981 and is still in boxes. My first E-Type (1E30036) restoration started as a valve job. Hope my current car is back on the road for the E-Type's 50th (and mine!) in 2011. You are not alone!

2008-12-15 17:05:22 | Andrys writes:

10 December 2008 at around 22:00 hrs: she fired right up!
12 December 2008: the first (little) drive and... the first (also little) damage!
Now a new interior is coming in. A show car after all!

2009-07-25 23:32:52 | ken writes:

andrys..... keep up the good work.. i have owned my series # 1 for 21 years still not on road yet......
when you finish put a set of original wire wheels on and it will look amazing......

2015-10-01 20:11:10 | Andrys writes:

The car was back on the road in September 2009. Since then, I covered some 8300 miles in the car. No major issues to report! She performs well, it's a true Grand Tourer.
In 2011, she received an 'upgrade': I changed the diff from a 3.54 back to the original 2.88. That gave her much longer legs, off-the-line performance did suffer. It is still a quick car that turns heads.

2019-01-04 13:12:58 | Andrys writes:

Car was sold to classic car company E&R Classics (Dutch based).