Prisoner Edition Caterham for sale - $39,500

[Columbiacaterham]

For sale is a very rare LHD Crossflow Prisoner Special Edition.  Built as a kit in 1994, titled as a 1962 Lotus.  Standard chassis and floors. Four wheel disc brakes, dedion, bilsteins, 5 speed.  The Prisoner Edition included special wheels, red leather interior, a Prisoner replica paint scheme, and a commemorative plaque.  I have extensive documentation of the car as a Prisoner Edition, 42 of 47 cars. Total original miles is a bit over 4000.  The engine was fully rebuilt at the end of last summer by Ivey Racing in Portland.  The rebuild included a new crankshaft and cam as well as virtually every other internal component.  Dyno results showed 149+ HP, compared to a stock engine rating 0f 130-135.  Runs on pump gas.  During my 2 1/2 year owership the following were completed: new high performance tires were installed (including the spare), water pump, new clutch slave and master cylinders, full brake system bleed (I have a new un-installed brake master),  Transmission fluids and differential fluids were replaced, as well as coolant during the rebuild.  New coolant hoses.  Interior, body and paint are in very good original condition, as is the top, side "doors" etc.  I have a full weather top in excellent condition with the factory correct white piping.  The car is great fun to drive and I have lot of hours in making it roadworthy.  If you are interested send me a private message. The car is located in central Washington state.

Edited July 12 by Columbiacaterham

[Austin David]

I've seen another of these here in Charleston!  The first seven I'd seen.  The color combo is pretty cool in person.  I love that you have retractable seatbelts -- a better choice for a road car IMO

[CTiger]

I wanted to reach out to you as soon as this happened and I'm using this post as I lost my phone and won't have a replacement until early next week.  We have a daughter that's a single mom with three young daughters.  She's run into a significant financial issue and we're going to have to step in to help.  I'm going to have to decline moving forward at this time.  I truly apologize for this situation but it's beyond our control and our family has to come first.  Once I have a phone I'll reach out to you to follow up  and apologize in person.