1967 Superformance S-1 Blue / Black leather - 300HP Rotrex S/C - Quaife Sequential

[brian.s.henry]

Looking for a highly unique and one of the nicest S1's on the open market? This S1 is incredibly well built and well documented.

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300HP - LESS THAN 1,400LBS - QUAIFE SEQUENTIAL GEAR BOX - STREET LEGAL - What more could you want! This Superformance S-1 is truly a work of art. The previous owner spared no expense creating a truly unique S1 unlike any other. This one-owner vehicle would make an exceptional piece in any car enthusiast's collection or a track junkies dream! The original Lotus Super 7 was not designed to accommodate large passengers. Thus, the S-1 was designed to fix this flaw and to accommodate up to a 6'4" 250lb individual. Production of these vehicles ended in March of 2004, with only 56 vehicles produced. Since this vehicle has been built, it's seen little road use and even less track time. The S1 uses a 2.0L Ford Zetec engine with a Rotrex Supercharger mated to a Quaife sequential gear box. That's right, a $15,000 quaife sequential gear box! Total estimated cost of the build was over $65k. Vehicle comes with a the original wheels and a brand new set of Toyo Proxes R1R tires. For those who dare to drive this car to it's limits, the vehicle comes with a set of $5,000 American Racing Shelby AR-427 knockoffs (15x8 F, 15x10 R). These wheels allow for a wider foot print and more grip. All services up to date and all fluids are clean. This vehicle is street legal and ready for a new owner to drive to and from the track.

This vehicle has seen an interior, exterior, and engine bay detail. All service is up to date.

This vehicle comes with a binder full of documentation and invoices, many listing all modifications and history. Please consider this an invitation to visit Gator Motorsport! If you have any questions or wish for more information about this vehicle or any other vehicle, please do not hesitate to call Brian Henry @ 317-245-6312 or email Brian@GatorMotorsport.com

[jimrankin]

This looks like a serious car for a really good price, especially from a dealer. I totally would like it and at that price it's easily affordable, it's the divorce cost that will keep me out of it ;-(.

[Mondo]

nice build... definitely has all the good stuff

[HOTTTCAR]

WOW!

 

Gale

[panamericano]

Anybody that puts the Terlingua bunny on their car is OK by me.

[brian.s.henry]

SOLD!

 

The same owner who built this S1 also built the Brunton SuperStalker we have which is still available. These are by far some of the nicest built 7's we've ever seen. If you're in the market for a 7, the SuperStalker is as wicked as this S1! Click here for more information and specifications.

[brian.s.henry]

SOLD! Thank you!

[TurboWood]

I'm confused by the air system. It appears to have an inlet for the supercharger and a separate inlet for the intake manifold. Is there a valve somewhere?

 

Daniel

[Driven]

I'm confused by the air system. It appears to have an inlet for the supercharger and a separate inlet for the intake manifold. Is there a valve somewhere?

 

Daniel

Nothing on that car makes sense. It's what I imagined someone giving a five year old child the opportunity to design a car and that's what the child came up with.

[xcarguy]

I'm confused by the air system. It appears to have an inlet for the supercharger and a separate inlet for the intake manifold. Is there a valve somewhere?

 

Daniel

 

A couple of possibilities: a) the S/C was added later down the road, and the air inlets (Webers) were left for show and are now non-functioning units; b) the air inlets for the Webers are, and have always been, non-functioning (show only).