Lotus Twin Cam Timing Chest Cover - Lotus Elan And Lotus Cortina on 2040-parts.com
Woodstock, Illinois, US
Lotus Twin Cam Timing Chest Cover - Lotus Elan and Lotus Cortina. Auction is for a used Lotus Twin Cam Timing Chest Cover removed from a 1969 Lotus Elan. The front and rear covers are in outstanding condition as can be seen from the photos. This is a matching set that showed no oil leakage when running. No flaws to bolt holes or gasket surfaces. Bores for the water pump and front main seal are true and clean. The front cover is painted gray. Not easy to find in this condition. Reason for sale - switched to a Dave Bean cartridge-type water pump/front cover assembly. Reasonable starting bid.
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