ERA Factory MK II Roadster, "FE" power

[Rick Muck- Mark IV]

I have available this MK II that was the ERA factory demo. Weber equipped "FE" 427 with ZF DS5-2 transaxle. Painted in "X1" 1966 Sebring winner livery. This car was built by ERA for Peter's use and is fitted with top shelf parts. Some features include:
*Original FAV type roadster windscreen
*Left hand drive
*Pin drive Halibrand "wineglass" style wheels
*Weber carbs on "tilted" type intake manifold
*All ERA options, coated bundle of snakes, etc.

Video here of the car before a proper repaint into the red X1 livery: 'Host Chat' Fran Cress (OT360: Season 2 Ep. 9) - YouTube

Additional photos in next post.

Offered at $192,500.00 This is a sorted, proper driving ERA that cannot now be duplicated with the discontinuance of the GT40 by ERA.

Additional details, questions, etc. [email protected] or 716.812.3938

 

[Rick Muck- Mark IV]

Additional photos

 

[Rick Muck- Mark IV]

More, some before the repaint.

 

[Steven Crumpley]

Beautiful car and fair price. GLWS

 

[Kevin L]

Really pretty car!

The price seems more than fair compared to other examples.

 

[Mike Scardina]

My memory is a little hazy on this point, but I had the impression that ERA was able to do a rod shift linkage for the ZF with their both their RHD and much more difficult LHD GT40s. Perhaps that was only possible with a small block. With this being an FE and a LHD, does this car have a cable shift linkage or a rod linkage?

 

[Markus]

Based on the pics in #1 & #2 it looks like rod linkage....

 

[Rick Muck- Mark IV]

Pretty sure a rod system, but I can confirm.

 

[Lee Patterson]

Rick - it's a rod shift. Have seen it.

 

[Chris Kennedy]

Gorgeous car. Too bad ERA stopped building the GT40. Sort of left in the lurch if you drive it and need ERA specific parts unless ERA still stocks them----do we know for a fact that they do?

/s/ Chris Kennedy

 

[Rick Muck- Mark IV]

Gorgeous car. Too bad ERA stopped building the GT40. Sort of left in the lurch if you drive it and need ERA specific parts unless ERA still stocks them----do we know for a fact that they do?

/s/ Chris Kennedy

While ERA may not supply the parts, they are not hard to fabricate. Most of this is from the age of iron.

 

[Lee Patterson]

they do

 

[Rick Muck- Mark IV]

This car is still available.

 

[Chris Kennedy]

There's a Holman-Moody roadster currently listed on Bring a Trailer.

/s/ Chris Kennedy

 

[Rob Klein]

There's a Holman-Moody roadster currently listed on Bring a Trailer.

/s/ Chris Kennedy

the guy is trying to sell his car and you refer to another car for sale, totally uncool IMO

 

[Chris Kennedy]

When I typed this I just found it interesting that there was another roadster for sale as well and didn't see it mentioned elsewhere. I meant no offense and apologize for any other issues.

/s/ Chris Kennedy

 

[Pete E]

Rick, is this car still available? PS, we met at The Glen Vintage Weekend last fall. Thank you.

 

[Rick Muck- Mark IV]

Rick, is this car still available? PS, we met at The Glen Vintage Weekend last fall. Thank you.

Yes it is.