7 Classic & Prestige for sale

PRICE REDUCED - Fantastic value - A really well-sorted Lotus 7 with period correct Ford 1600 GT engine, fully rebuilt. This car has been thoroughly restored, with suspension, brakes, engine, gearbox, steering, electrics, etc, all reconditioned for use in motorkhanas. Rollbar, harness mounts, towing points and new competition tyres on wide Elan wheels all fitted for this purpose. The car is not registered, but has documentation and has had engineering advice and inspection in readiness should a

Ex Sb logbook historic race car - Excellent condition/ low mileage/ no rust - Fast road cams and 45mm Dellorto carbies - Gearbox just overhauled by Lambda Motors with 3.9 Diff. Original 3.55 will go with the car - Lumenition electronic ignition and rev limiter - 14" Chromadora wheels with AO50R tyres. Original steel wheels can be supplied - Bumpers will be supplied with the car but not fitted This is an extremely rare car with only 226 RHD cars made. 800 in total. Would suit as a weekend crui

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