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Sorry Jack, Loren called yesterday afternoon and left a message he wanted it for his new S2K.:nonod:

Just checked the current price with Fuel Safe on this cell, it sells for $1533.83 part number SA113 7 gal. capacity 30" long 9" tall 9" wide at the base 5" wide at the top and 12" tall on the long side. Has the flapper valve, 2 #6AN fittings at the top and is foam filled. I will keep it at $500. till Sunday then it goes on ebay at $800. Made for Sevens:yesnod: I can't seem to download photos here so email me and I can send you ones I took this morning.

SOLD

Kelly, I really enjoyed the conversation with you and your dad the other day about your Seven. I sounds like a lot of thought, time and money went into it. It is in a great stage for someone to take on as a winter project, be sure to post some photos. Good Luck, Brian

I was invited to participate in my Grand Daughter's school's Veterans Memorial Service earlier today. It was one of the few times in my life that I felt appriciated for service of my country. There were over 200 student related Vets that were treated to a local Honor Guard demonstration, National Anthem, Pledge of Allegiance, bag pipes with Amazing Grace, choir, video, flag cerimony, individual acknowledgment, and lunch. Students were very enthusiastic and it was great to see a school spend this much effort for Memorial Day.:flag:

Excellent color, Sevens need visability and that should do nicely. Jeff does very good work in Ft Worth and I am sure that header issue will be taken care of soon. Many extra parts available from racers that probably will have the tube you need. Good luck and hope to see you and your wife at some of the local events. :flag:

Andy, I will mark it SOLD. I have this thing about saving things that I may need later, well after so many years the parts room gets smaller and smaller from all the things I may need later. Thanks for helping me make some room. Hope you can use it.

I pick up two of my six grandkids quite often in a Seven after school and they always ask me to do it again. Kids love Sevens because they are more their size, and open so their friends can see them in a cool car. I make sure they are strapped in a five point harness before we take off and never do anything stupid. Come by some time and take him for a ride. I do my best to stay off the busy highways myself, too many big trucks and soccer moms on cell phones.

Just got a message that there is a 2003 S2000 drivetrain available in Ohio for $3200. in case someone was needing one for this Kit.:yesnod:

That's true, all you need is a business license, or tax id certificate, or a friend that can add you to his list of employees.:yesnod:

Yes, you do have to have some kind of automotive business to get in. I have been there many times and it is massive. You can walk for days, but the PRI Show is my favorite, especially now being in Orlando. It is more oriented to Racing instaed of all the color TVs, and 26" wheels.

It is not boxed right now, but could be. Would fit in a standard pick up or full size van. Shipping to the west coast about $1000. It is set up for the S2000 drivetrain but others would fit. email address is wcmultralite@earthlink.net in case you need it.

Just got word from Kevin that he will have MOJITO ( Green Ultralite S2K ) in the show, that car is getting famous! Anyone else going? I am sure Kevin and Michelle would love to meet up.

Had it sold a couple of times, but all fell through. This is a Ultralite S2K Basic Kit that includes the chassis powdercoated, interior and exterior aluminum body panels installed, (painted blue.) It has the WRX Limited Slip Dif installed, and the hood hinged. It also includes the fenders, blank dash panel, front and rear suspension, instruments, pedal assy., steering column, wheel, and quick disconnect. 972-227-7241 Jack in Maui, this ones for you $7500.

That's the way we felt about it. I did not blame him for doing it, I just did not want to make it any easier. I liked their original Clubman the best, great styling, but it seams every time someone gets to far from the original they don't make it. Hard to beat!

Tom, That really is a COOL photo, makes it look a mile long and mean.

Quite a few years ago we had a visit from a very nice guy from Australia, took about a hundred detailed photos, and a list of part numbers, a month later asked if we would sell him a bare chassis. I never responded and a few months later that first Clubman was released with a very similar chassis design. I'm not saying it is a copy but sure looked the same under that body.

I don't think anyone got a photo of Chuck and Barb's Toy House Kitchen, but we all might have starved to death without Barb's wonderful lunches and snacks. There never seemed time to leave the track for food and what they serve there does not need mentioned. I think Barb should have gotten an Award for keeping us all going every year!! Jerre said what she missed most of all was "Barbie's Goodie Kitchen". :party: Also want to thank Michelle for all the energy drinks that helped keep us all going strong. Two of the sweetest, prettiest gals you'll ever meet. :cheers:

Jerry, Thanks for all the great photos, wish you could have stuck around. Also thanks to you and Sue for the best Seven's Party in St Louis. Chuck in his Ultralite XR7 ended up with First in Autocross Overall, First in Class Autocross, First in Class Road Course, First in Class Drags and Overall Class Winner. Kevin in his Ultralite S2KS got First in Class Autocross, First in Class Roadcourse, and Overall Class Winner. But John Meyers in his modified 480hp LS3 powered Stalker took Home the Gold, with the Fastest time on the Drag Strip, Second Fastest Time on the Road Course, and I'm not sure how he did on the Autocross, but I am sure it was great. Hats off to all that entered and attended, in my 7 years of Run N Gun this was the best! The competition is getting much stronger, the event is getting run better, and everyone is having more fun. Michelle and Loren were using up what ever was left in the Vette to show those high dollar Cobras that even a rental car can kick their butts. :hurray:

We used to see a few S1s at Run N Gun back in the early 2000 and all of those were powered by Rotarys, a couple made the 2005 tour with Zetecs and I helped a friend in FL install an S2000 in an ex flood car from Louisiana. Sat in one in Carlisle PA many years ago and thought they had a very nice interior. From your photo it looks like who ever had it before took very good care of her. Welcome to the group. :7drive:

One child found is worth 10 of these events. Thanks for all your efforts and time, the world is a better place for someone tonight. :hurray:

Kevin, with your driving and Michelle's brains and looks, no wonder you two are always First. Keep up the great work, and find more children.:blueangel:

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Back in the early 2000 Hans Smitts ( I think that was the spelling ) in Denmark had a website called Simple Sevens and listed around 60 companies that had or still were making Sevens. I think he dropped the site a few years ago. He's a super guy and I would love to thank him personally for being a big help to me when we were starting out in 1999. Since that time there are at least 5 new companies making Sevens. :crazy:

Have you found a way to get it there? I found a photo but for some reason I can not post a photo to this forum. Drop me an email and I will send it that way. wcmultralite@earthlink.net