Photo Clip Library
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Lotus Type 37
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Another favourite car of mine is the Lotus Components Limited - Type 37, variously known as the ‘Three Seven’, and ‘Three 7’
Lotus Folklore
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How the Seven came to be?
The First Official Twin-Cam Engined Seven in 1965
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Did Lotus accomplish this feat years before they officially stated that it couldn’t be done, or is there a reasonable explanation why it didn’t actually happen at this time?
Lotus Seven Series 2 and 3 Dampers (Shocks) and Springs
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Needing some new dampers and springs for my Series 3 Seven, I checked on-line for options and this is what I found.
The Standard Triumph Steering Rack For The Lotus Seven
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Specifications And Assembly Advice.
Bronze Welding Rods
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Suitable for Repair on your Lotus
News From Lotus England (circa 1964)
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Colin Chapman B.Sc. Chairman
F.R. Bushel A.C.A. Managing Director -- The Board of Directors -- Lotus in Export Markets -- Lotus factories
The Twincam SS
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Press photo courtesy of John Robinson
Development of the Series IV Seven
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The story as told by John Robinson
The Series IV Clubman De-Dion Car
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History and Restoration
The 7X
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August 2017: The 7X on Public Show!
As gleaned from Barry Foley and John Robinson.
The 7Y
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As told by Barry Flegg and Dave Walden and currently under restoration by Richard McArthur
Lotus Seven Parts and Repair Notes
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Something to learn from?
Lotus Seven Parts Suppliers List
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Where in the world to find Lotus Seven Parts!
Holbay Engineering and the Lotus Connection
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An interview with the Founder's Son
Mallock Suspension
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August 2017, with credit to Cars and Car Conversions magazine (UK)
