Cool!
Just bought my Evora!
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After three weeks I decided to pull the trigger on a 2011 carbon grey Evora. It had ~6k miles when I purchased it from the dealer.
So far so good, apart from some small items the dealer will take care of when I take it in. As part of our purchasing agreement he's going to address a service bulletin to add insulation to the clutch line, fix curb damage to a rim, and replace the Blackbird for the nav system. I also noticed that the brake light switch likely needs adjustment (you can activate the brakes just slightly before the lights illuminate), some trim is misaligned on the driver's side door handle, and the glove box housing that retains the box seems to be loose.
I also managed to set the car alarm off already, and I have no idea how the aux input that's part of the USB connector in the glovebox works.
So far so good, apart from some small items the dealer will take care of when I take it in. As part of our purchasing agreement he's going to address a service bulletin to add insulation to the clutch line, fix curb damage to a rim, and replace the Blackbird for the nav system. I also noticed that the brake light switch likely needs adjustment (you can activate the brakes just slightly before the lights illuminate), some trim is misaligned on the driver's side door handle, and the glove box housing that retains the box seems to be loose.
I also managed to set the car alarm off already, and I have no idea how the aux input that's part of the USB connector in the glovebox works.
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Nice color, what is the i interior like. And I like your Austin Healey.After three weeks I decided to pull the trigger on a 2011 carbon grey Evora. It had ~6k miles when I purchased it from the dealer.
So far so good, apart from some small items the dealer will take care of when I take it in. As part of our purchasing agreement he's going to address a service bulletin to add insulation to the clutch line, fix curb damage to a rim, and replace the Blackbird for the nav system. I also noticed that the brake light switch likely needs adjustment (you can activate the brakes just slightly before the lights illuminate), some trim is misaligned on the driver's side door handle, and the glove box housing that retains the box seems to be loose.
I also managed to set the car alarm off already, and I have no idea how the aux input that's part of the USB connector in the glovebox works.
Ron
Interior:
Thanks! I'm actually looking to sell it (1957 100-6, almost all original) to clear up some garage space. I really don't drive it enough, and it just tends to sit there. Poor thing.
Might want to invest in some driving shoes
.Congrats on the car, BTW--definitely the right color!
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