This ELVA COURIER website is part of the group of official ELVA sites of which www.elva.com is the hub. It is my intention to provide you with some facts and figures about the history of the various models of the ELVA COURIER, to include some previously untold stories about people who have been involved with ELVA, and of course the COURIER, and I hope that these stories will be of interest.

PHOTOS & STORIES

December 2006
ELVA feature in Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car magazine
(main ELVA website - now features the actual article)

April 2006
Honours List for the ELVA Jubilee year (main ELVA website)

March 2006
Elva Courier E1102 reported stolen (main ELVA website)

June 2005
Courier of Robb Horton featured in German Classic Magazine

My Courier on its maiden voyage to the Silvretta Classic in Austria - Robb Horton

The rescue of '1855 RU'.

Some weeks ago Harry Liles most kindly sent me some
Courier pictures from 1960.

The Elva Courier Story

Tony Ellis: 1933-2001

Tony Ellis: The Courier and the Elva 3000 "Cougar"
Part 1 ... a brief insight into the beginning and the end of the COURIER saga, although this just could be a story without an ending?

The 'Le Mans' Courier Story
Part 2 ... "the ELVA COURIER that raced at Le Mans - Or did it?"

Next part?
"Trace Elements". The Courier driver who became a Champion ... but also bounced a rear wheel right over the Silverstone grandstand!

THE ELVA COURIER HANDBOOK

You might not be aware that Elva Engineering produced duplicated instruction sheets for the Bexhill and Hastings built cars, while Trojan Ltd. published a proper handbook for the cars they produced. Obviously, these are rather like 'hens teeth' to find now. I do have a few original handbooks but also propose to reproduce a limited number of copies for Courier owners, or motoring ephemera collectors alike. If you are interested then contact me for full details.

I look forward to hearing from you,
Roger Dunbar