Bolwell Nagari
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You see a few around and i have raced against them at times
The business was started by 2 guys who worked for Lotus for a while in the late 50's early 60's
The Bolwell brothers still run a fibreglass component manufacturing business about 5km's from where i live. They are mainly doing truck cabins for Kenworth these days. They have had a couple of goes at low volume sports cars since the early days of the Bolwell Mk1 to 7 and Nagari and have a prototype of something that is like an Evora they are trying to put into production
The business was started by 2 guys who worked for Lotus for a while in the late 50's early 60's
The Bolwell brothers still run a fibreglass component manufacturing business about 5km's from where i live. They are mainly doing truck cabins for Kenworth these days. They have had a couple of goes at low volume sports cars since the early days of the Bolwell Mk1 to 7 and Nagari and have a prototype of something that is like an Evora they are trying to put into production
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rgh0 - Coveted Fifth Gear
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None LHD that I know of.
Apparently one was going to be made, maybe it was, but then circumstances dictated they stop production, global oil crisis from memory.
The rear suspension setup is horrid, front not much better.
Went great in a straight line, scary around corners !
For all things Bolwell, this blog is excellent. he will probably answer the LHD question.
http://wwwbollyblog.blogspot.com/
Here are two that I used to own.
Apparently one was going to be made, maybe it was, but then circumstances dictated they stop production, global oil crisis from memory.
The rear suspension setup is horrid, front not much better.
Went great in a straight line, scary around corners !
For all things Bolwell, this blog is excellent. he will probably answer the LHD question.
http://wwwbollyblog.blogspot.com/
Here are two that I used to own.
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mazlot - Second Gear
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The rear chassis / suspension design looked a bit strange but the front appeared like an Elan. It certainly looked like a highly modified Lotus chassis. Apparently they could have benefitted from sound chassis and suspension engineering.
Very '60's looking "kit car".
Bob
Very '60's looking "kit car".
Bob
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I see a bit of Alfa Monte Carlo in there.
Why would anyone buy two?
Come to think of it...............
Why would anyone buy two?
Come to think of it...............
Cheers,
Pete.
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Pete.
http://www.petetaylor.org.uk
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flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/16096573@N02/sets/72157624226380576/
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