1970 Lotus Elan
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Not mine, no affiliation and obviously NOT your average road car but...
https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rch/ct ... 12219.html
https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rch/ct ... 12219.html
- Slowtus
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rcfurse wrote:For an Elan to be that low someone either ate an awful lot of donuts or they have massively screwed with the suspension.
Not to mention the obese rubber which has happily chewed through the fiberglass.
I might have a look at it today purely out of curiosity.
- Slowtus
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I don't blame you for having a look. The price seems good.
I think it was the doughnuts that did it.
Best regards, P
I think it was the doughnuts that did it.
Best regards, P
Peter James Evans
1965 Elan S2 (Early 26R replica)
2001 Citroen Saxo Hill Climb Car
2004 Mini R52
1965 Elan S2 (Early 26R replica)
2001 Citroen Saxo Hill Climb Car
2004 Mini R52
- Elan Peter
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Elan Peter wrote:I don't blame you for having a look. The price seems good.
I think it was the doughnuts that did it.
Best regards, P
Eh? Are you looking at different photos to me? I can see the rear wheel arch has been crudely cut to accommodate the oversize rear wheels but not a lot else. Anyway at around ?10300 equivalencies it?s a bit of a bargain. It?d be a few grand to put it back to original - if you?ve the inclination go for it.
Steve
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elanfan1 - Coveted Fifth Gear
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Any takers on the bet that it would turn better slalom times without the hideous frog wheels?
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