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Anyone recognize this 1966 Lotus Seven?


RoadDad

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Hello all.

 

Sorry to have my first post be a strange hassling question. I have run across a Seven that may be for sale and I was hoping that someone may recognize this 1966 Lotus Seven. I hope to have more information about the car soon and will post it as I obtain it.

 

Thanks,

RoadDad

 

http://usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/591509817_66 Seven.jpg

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I would ask John Donohoe...it's safe to say that he's the dean of original Lotus Sevens here in the USA...

 

Go over to simplesevens.org to get John's contact info.

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Here is the original ad: http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/car/727473003.html

 

The owner would never send me any further pictures or info (chassis number, etc). I just got an email from him saying he sold the car to a friend of a friend.

 

 

So. I'm still in the market for an original series 1 or 2 Lotus Seven. If anyone comes across one, please let me know.

 

Thanks,

RoadDad

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Virginia.

 

Still in the process of gathering the cars.

 

Not many local Lotus around here so I'm stuck searching the 'net for them. I keep running into situations where guys on the other side of the land mass sell their cars to "locals" while I'm arranging shipping. And chaps on the other side of the pond won't even communicate with me :banghead: .

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U'll probably sell it to someone local while he's arranging shipping. u should drive the elan crosscountry and be like Randy!

 

 

 

I don't want to sell it to someone local, I need to put distance between us or I will cry when I see it ;)

 

 

 

Don't want to be like Randy, his car broke down all the way :ack:

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Well then you need to buy my Elan too then ;)

 

Didn't I tell you once I was already working on the wife about that? I was serious. I may have dreamed I told you that and really never did. Either way, I really am working on her. But your Elan wouldn't be for the museum and that so far has been part of the problem. It would have to be my personal toy :D and she thinks I have too many of those ("for now" ) already.

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Didn't I tell you once I was already working on the wife about that? I was serious. I may have dreamed I told you that and really never did. Either way, I really am working on her. But your Elan wouldn't be for the museum and that so far has been part of the problem. It would have to be my personal toy :D and she thinks I have too many of those ("for now" ) already.

 

One can never have too many TOYS.....at least that is what I keep telling my wife.....:D :yesnod:

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One can never have too many TOYS.....at least that is what I keep telling my wife.....:D :yesnod:

 

Mine dosn't buy that either. She says something about second childhood, I mutter never left first.

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I bought my series 1 from a guy in PA. It was his last of quite a collection 2 series 2's a series 3 and a series 4. There are plenty of Lotus in NVA and a few between Norfolk and Richmond. I count 49 member of Lotus Ltd in VA.

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Dean,

 

I remember seeing the pictures of your series 1 that you posted on EliseTalk when you got it running. I drooled on my keyboard.

 

I call 1st dibs if/when you sell it.

 

Please let me know if you hear of anyone, particularly in VA, who is selling. I keep losing cars to "local buyers" when I try to buy them from a distance.

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