Hello from SE London
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Hello all,
New member here.
Looking to swat up on the joy and the pain of Lotus ownership.
I have experience with MGBs and am currently completing a ground up build of an FIA racer with an Uncle who is a Lotus nut.
I managed to talk him into letting me take one of his Elans for a blast and I am now looking to join the gang with a S4 SE DHC that needs paint, but has a renovated and uprated chassis and the running gear sorted.
I will be looking to do as much as possible myself - I don't have any experience with GRP cars, so I'll be learning as I go along.
Looking forward to it!
Richie...
New member here.
Looking to swat up on the joy and the pain of Lotus ownership.
I have experience with MGBs and am currently completing a ground up build of an FIA racer with an Uncle who is a Lotus nut.
I managed to talk him into letting me take one of his Elans for a blast and I am now looking to join the gang with a S4 SE DHC that needs paint, but has a renovated and uprated chassis and the running gear sorted.
I will be looking to do as much as possible myself - I don't have any experience with GRP cars, so I'll be learning as I go along.
Looking forward to it!
Richie...
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Thanks for the welcome.
I'll get some pics up soon.
The car is yellow at the moment. There are the inevitable decisions to be made about the colour, but i am presently trying to organise everything (in my head and in the garage!) and work out what I need to read up on.
I am fortunate that my partner in crime knows these little cars inside out and has a proper Aladdin's Cave of bits, should there be anything missing.
I'd like to try and make a trolley for the shell that can slide over the chassis, yet be slender enough to roll out of the garage without whacking anything, for the invevitable 1000 years of sanding.
stay tuned!
I'll get some pics up soon.
The car is yellow at the moment. There are the inevitable decisions to be made about the colour, but i am presently trying to organise everything (in my head and in the garage!) and work out what I need to read up on.
I am fortunate that my partner in crime knows these little cars inside out and has a proper Aladdin's Cave of bits, should there be anything missing.
I'd like to try and make a trolley for the shell that can slide over the chassis, yet be slender enough to roll out of the garage without whacking anything, for the invevitable 1000 years of sanding.
stay tuned!
- martiansunrise
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- Joined: 10 Jun 2019
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