tedtaylor

For Sale Lotus Seven S3 WIDE rear fenders $400 pair. located in Philadelphia PA suburb. picture posted here: Taylor Made Classic Cars prefer in-person pickup, will not ship. TED email "tedtaylorsr" at Google Mail dot com

Ron, it's the 1500 Ford unit built to Cosworth spec.

funny man! :smilielol5: but my issue is being 6'6" tall. I wrote a story that was published in the Lotus ReMarque about my cross country trip in a Lotus 7 S4 (with hard top) http://taylormadeclassiccars.com/images/Lotus_Remarque_article.pdf That was a tight fit. When I got it home, I was able to remove the seat and install a smaller deep dish steering wheel. Then I was able to comfortably drive that one, but there's no way i'm going to fit in an S2! and yes, I could stand to lose a few pounds, but my tall lankiness is the main culprit. I fit fine in all my other Lotus cars....just not a Seven.

my latest acquisition, SB1197 barn find. Been sitting neglected in a garage some years now. Recent recommissioning work done, ready for road use. Lots of pictures here: http://taylormadeclassiccars.com/s2sevenblack.html unfortunately, i can't fit in it to even test drive it myself. can you help me find it a new home?

the only reason I thought for a Seven was the extended shifter tunnel consistent with a Seven. An Elan would have the shifter right above the box, not extended back like this one. I don't know anything about a Cortina setup.

https://reno.craigslist.org/pts/d/four-speed-lotus-europa-twin/6528561283.html No relation, no affiliation, FYI only, but in email correspondence from seller, they seem quite anxious to move this out, so i'll bet price could be negotiable. here's the CL link. Appears to be Lotus twin cam with weber carbs and advertised as being for a Europa, however the transmission appears fit for a Seven. good luck if interested. TED TaylorMadeClassicCars

HOLD - DEPOSIT TAKEN, SALE PENDING Thank you USA7s!!! Ted's 1974 Lotus 7 S4 is back on Ebay. $24900 BIN. This is RHD and the only one that I have ever seen the original hard top for. [ATTACH=CONFIG]10659[/ATTACH] http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lotus-Super-Seven-S4-/291718567049?forcerrptr=true&hash=item43ebc81489:g:e98AAOSwu-BWQ1KH&item=291718567049

http://www.ebay.com/itm/291652836454?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT back up on Ebay for sale. What, no one wants the 70's funky thing??

http://www.ebay.com/itm/291614050270?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT LAST DAY POSTED PRICE DROP

Thanks Mike for the explanation. You could have just as easily said "pay up you cheap B!@#$%^" Taber, Thanks for your kind comments too. I know the (Lotus / Steel Bro / Caterham) issue has been tossed around Lotus forums for years. My understanding is Lotus was pulling out of that market (doing away with the Seven entirely) and both sold on and licensed both Caterham and Steel Bro with the remaining kits/inventory and they built them under license. More importantly, every aspect of those cars are identical to what Lotus produced, exception being the vin/body plate as per government regulation of course. So arguably they are Lotus cars through and through, tip to toe. It is what it is... Picture of VIN plate says it all "Lotus - Steel Bro" so that says it's a Lotus to me. "

I just posted my Seven S4 on Ebay for sale, but have no permission to post under "Cars for Sale" section of USA7s.

I found brand new reprints for under $100 available at "books4cars.com" from Seattle Washington, USA. phone# 206 721 3077 check it out! FYI only.

Out for a bitter cold ride in the S4 Seven.....and i forgot to wear gloves!!!! those are smiles on our faces though...

Unfortunately, the VB bush they sent is not correct for my application. Ended up making my own bush out of old shock absorber rubber mounts. Works perfectly now. Thanks all.

ended up using a Grant 834 model 11" wheel with some minor modification (cut out square for center hole), this to use original Triumph hub and horn button. Looks great and works perfectly for what i needed it to do - allow my knees to fit underneath to operate pedals. Thanks everyone.