Elva MkIII/IV 1965
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1965 Elva MkIII/IV is listed for sale on ClassicDigest in California by Fantasy Junction for $165000.
Car Facts
Car type : Car Make : Elva Model : MkIII/IV Engine size : 2.0 Model Year : 1965 Sub type : Race/Rally Car Color : White Color type : multicoloured Location : Emeryville Vehicle Registration : Normal
165000 $
Seller Information
Fantasy Junction
Fantasy Junction
+1 510 653 7555
Fantasy Junction
+1 510 653 7555
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About Elva
Various motorsport disciplines, including sports car racing.Some key points about Elva cars:
Lightweight Construction: Elva cars were designed with a strong emphasis on lightweight construction, often using materials like aluminum or fiberglass for the chassis and bodywork. Their lightweight nature contributed to their agility and high performance.
Racing Success: Elva cars achieved success in motorsport, particularly in the 1960s. They competed in various classes of racing, including Formula Junior, sports car racing, and even Formula One. One of the most famous Elva models was the Elva Mk7, which was a popular choice in Formula Junior racing.
Innovative Engineering: Elva was known for innovative engineering solutions, and their cars often featured advanced suspension setups and aerodynamic designs for their time.
Limited Production: Elva cars were produced in limited quantities, which makes them sought after by collectors. The limited production numbers add to their exclusivity and value.
Post-Elva Era: The original Elva company ceased production in the late 1960s, but the name and legacy have been revived by various entities over the years, resulting in modern iterations of Elva sports cars.
Elva cars are often admired for their performance and unique design philosophy, and they hold a special place in the history of British sports car manufacturing.