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bump. Car runs perfectly and gets 20+MPG (even with aggressive driving)

Bump. Still available. Previous buyer forgot to ask wife.

Very cool! But not really interested in off-road stuff. Thanks for asking!

Brunton Super Stalker Sold.

Mine is titled in AZ as a 1962 Lotus Seven.

It is going back together more slowly than I thought. Much more business travel than I expected. I hope to have it back on the road by the end of January. Break in the engine and chase down any nits from the rebuild then put it back on the market for spring. If you are interested let me know, I haven't shot the new paint yet, so if you are serious I could do it in the colors your prefer.

I have taken my Super Stalker off the market. It has been torn down to the frame for improvements and color change. I may put it back on the market later this year.

The CC inserts made a huge difference. Before I installed them I couldn't hear any intake noise or supercharger whine, now it is very distinctive. Butt dyno remains impressed.

I don't have any actual measurements but my neighbors haven't shown up with pitchforks and torches. The pipes have two augers installed in each. I have a set of Car Chemistry inserts I am going to install to see if how well they work.

Tempting...but SWMBO has dictated a back seat...at least I won on the manual transmission and two doors...

Yes. My Super Stalker is still for sale. PM sent

Hi Ken, I have had a few nibbles, but nothing firm. Spring might be a good time to sell who can tell?

Bump. Still for sale here in Tucson.

Bump, with new pictures of the windshield.

Still for sale. Although I have gotten several tempting offers from central Africa:smilielol5:

Thanks! I fumble fingered the URL. Should work now. Craig

No longer for sale. This picture shows the new one piece Lexan windshield http://enderw88.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/dscf25261.jpg?w=470&h=352 http://enderw88.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/dscf2526.jpg I am selling my Brunton Super Stalker, chassis number 72. I have never raced the car and have only put about 2,000 miles on it since it became road worthy. I just haven't been able to use it as much as I hoped. I had a great time building it, but I am itching for a new project. - Titled in AZ as a 1962 Lotus Seven - 1998 Buick L67 with around 80K miles - Full complement of Autometer gauges - One piece Lexan wind screen (better pictures coming soon) installed - Two piece safety glass windscreen for inspection requirements - Camaro T5 transmission with custom remote shifter - Detroit TrueTrac differential with 3.42 gears. - Four wheel disk brakes - Cosmetically the car has a few problems. I did the paint myself but over catalyzed the scuttle and it is chipping where the bonnet comes down. Complete build log at Mechanical Daydream. The car is located in Tucson, AZ. Craig http://enderw88.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/dscf2524.jpg