WCM Ultralight featured in Latest Kit Car Magazine

[scannon]

It is on the cover and a closeup of the front suspension is on page 3. The four page layout starts on page 66 with a short history of Chapman, Lotus and the Seven.

 

The car is beautiful and the article praises the owner's workmanship.

 

Al Olseen is the owner, are you lurking on this forum Al? Great car.

 

The magazine also mentions that Dragon Motorsports is planning a Super 7 body kit for their basic C5 Corvette based Dragon chassis. Should be the widest Se7en yet. http://www.dragonmotorcars.com/

[BobDrye]

http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/1233020103_C5TbkCarlisle.jpg

 

If this doesn't look like a 1923 T-Bucket then I'm going to be able to say that my 7 is an exact copy of the first 7

 

 

 

.:banghead:

[BobDrye]

Mazda: I left out the "BEST PART", no hood!

 

 

 

:lol:

[S1Steve]

Me too !!!!!!

 

Steve Novelli

[scannon]

If this doesn't look like a 1923 T-Bucket then I'm going to be able to say that my 7 is an exact copy of the first 7

 

That car is intended to be a very high performance Turtledeck T hot rod, it's not the upcoming Se7en body however the Se7en will be built on the same chassis using a C5 donor car.

[eVox]

Dang, you beat me to it! I just opened up the issue.

 

 

An interesting addendum, check out the small shot of the RCR Superlite Roadster on the upper half of pg 41 (its an ad).

 

http://www.superlitecars.com/roadster_spec.html

 

 

Very cool looking 'molecule' like car!

 

 

 

Hmmm...maybe Ill drop out of school and use my tuition for one...

[slngsht]

http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/1233020103_C5TbkCarlisle.jpg

 

If this doesn't look like a 1923 T-Bucket then I'm going to be able to say that my 7 is an exact copy of the first 7

 

 

 

.:banghead:

 

I've seen this thing in person.

 

WIDE does not even begin to describe it. The center tunnel is at least 2 feet wide.