
sugino
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You should be able to get them from http://www.sevenselans.com/ in MA or http://www.rmsci.com/ in CO But take advice that the rear panel is a pain to form around the top tubes. I went through 3 panels trying. The other panels are easy. Mike sugino38878.800150463
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Sal, Having been through the process, The skin typically cannot be salvaged. There are 5 panels that are welded together when put on the chassis. New panels are not that expensive anyway and would just buy new ones. I don't know how it is progressing, but removal of the rear section is the most difficult. Mike
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I am selling my collection of Lotus / Seven books, manuals and Low Flying magazines. I would like to sell as a complete set. All are in as new condition. I am taking offers. Thanks Mike "Low Flying" Dec 1998 -> Present "Caterham Assembly Guide, 1989" Caterham Cars "Caterham Owners Manual, 1989" Caterham Cars "Caterham Live Axle Parts Catalog Thru 1996" Caterham Cars "Caterham DeDion Parts Catalog Thru 1996" Caterham Cars "Lotus Seven and Caterham" Written by Andrew Morland and published by Osprey in their Classic Marques series. "The Lotus and Caterham Sevens - A Collector's Guide" Published by Motor Racing Publications Limited (MRP) and written by Jeremy Coulter. "Lotus Seven - A Collector's Guide" Written by Jeremy Coulter and published by MRP. "Caterham Sevens" Written by Chris Rees and published by MRP. "The Magnificent Seven" Written by Chris Rees and published by Haynes. "Lotus and Caterham Seven - Racers for the Road" Written by John Tipler and published by Crowood Press "Lotus Seven Gold Portfolio 1957-1973" Published by Brooklands Books "Lotus Seven 1957-1980" Published by Brooklands Books "Lotus Seven Collection No. 1" Published by Brooklands Books "Lotus and Caterham Seven Gold Portfolio 1957-1989" Published by Brooklands Books. "Lotus Caterham Seven Gold Portfolio1974-1995" Published by Brooklands Books. "Lotus Seven, Restoration Preparation and Maintenance" Written by Tony Weale and published by Osprey "Lotus Seven, Super Profile" Written by Graham Arnold and published by Haynes "Legend of the Lotus Seven" Written by Dennis Ortenburger and published by Mercian "Lotus Seven & the Independents" Written by Dennis Ortenburger and published by Coterie Press "Roadster" Written by Chris Goodrich and published by Harper Collins "Build Your Own Sports Car for as Little as £250" Written by Ron Champion and published by Haynes "Build Your Own Sports Car for as Little as £250, Second Edition" Written by Ron Champion and published by Haynes "Performance Roadsters" Written by Monty Watkins and published by Firebird Publications "How to Power Tune Ford SOHC 'Pinto' & Sierra Cosworth DOHC Engines" Written by Des Hammill and published by Veloce Publications "Merkur XR4Ti Shop Manual" Published by Ford Motor Corporation "Ford Escort Mexico & RS Models, 1970 to 1974, Owners Workshop Manual" Published by Haynes "Lotus Heritage" Written by Ian Adcock and published by Osprey in their Classic Marques series. "Lotus Elan and Europa - A Collector's Guide" Published by Motor Racing Publications Limited (MRP) and written by John Bolster. "Lotus Sports Racers Gold Portfolio 1953-1965" Published by Brooklands Books.
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I don't know what I will build next, but I would like to do another Seven.
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I have put my Seven on Ebay. Item # 4626909237 Please pass it on to anyone that is interested. Thankssugino38805.4685069444
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What does your dash look like? Post pics
sugino replied to solder_guy's topic in General Sevens Discussion
The dash was a blank item from Caterham, I used flat sheets of CF for the interior panels as well as a full underpan. -
What does your dash look like? Post pics
sugino replied to solder_guy's topic in General Sevens Discussion
Here is my dash (Caterham) http://members.cox.net/sugino.m/build/seven_dash.JPG -
The Diff is from a Ford Sierra. I built the uprights to use bearing carriers and drive parts from the Sierra and used the driveshafts from the Caterham.
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I converted mine from DeDion to IRS (my own design) http://members.cox.net/msugino/build/rear_suspension.jpg
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Many Caterham owners use one of these >http:// www.signaldynamics.com/products/Modules/turn.asp from the motorcycle world. I have one on my Seven with a couple of switches directly on the steering wheel sugino38737.2444675926
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The Body is all aluminum (fenders and nosecone included) The entire car has no paint, everything is polished aluminum, anodized aluminum, polished stainless, chrome plated or nickel plated. I just finished the car within the last month, even though it is a 1989. I started with a new kit from Caterham and 15 years and 4000hrs later here is the result. I have not test driven it yet. only dyno time and the entire car on a test stand. I just passed my level II inspection (AZ) and have a title.sugino38736.6865162037
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I was pointed to this forum from a California Caterham Forum. I don't have a Rotus, but a Caterham and hope I am welcome. Here is my Seven: http://members.cox.net/sugino.m/build/seven_front.JPG http://members.cox.net/sugino.m/build/seven_engine_bay.JPG sugino38736.6309027778