1975 Vauxhall Viva E Coupe
Reputed to be one of five coupes left in the country

Registration: KDO891P
Chassis: 9C37DFX100738
Odometer: 56,963
Transmission: Manual
MOT: Exempt

• RHD UK home market example
• 2 former keepers on the V5c registration document
• Reputed to be one of five coupes left in the country
• Supplied with original sales brochure
• 12 stamps in the service history booklet

This example was first registered on 1/11/1975 to a Mrs E.E. Moore by Thurlby Motors, Alford. It is finished in the very pleasing colour of Monaco White with Sporty Red plaid cloth interior and benefits from very good chrome trim including the original centre caps.

When Vauxhall introduced the car it was designed to compete with the Ford Capri and the Morris Marina and came with such “modern” equipment such as 2-speed wipers, 2-speed heater, temperature gauge, great fuel economy of 39.1 mpg, servo assisted braking system, rack and pinion steering and 4-speed synchromesh gearbox. As Vauxhall’s own press release stated, “no other car offers you all this refinement, for so little.”

This really is one not to missed, and with such a low number left on the road today this must be one of the rarest cars on the market today. Although the mileage cannot be warranted, there is some supporting evidence through the service history that the mileage could be genuine, but we advise you make your mind up. It appears that although purchased in England and serviced in England too, it did spend a decade in Northern Ireland during the 90s. Supplied with V5c registration document, original sales brochure and service booklet, it is all ready to go and enjoy.