1967' Lotus Seven

This Lotus Seven, a late Series 2, was manufactured in December 1967 and first registered in Dudley UK in the beginning of 1968. The car had new owners in UK in 1969 and 1970 trading through the Caterham dealership. In 1974 it was registered in Hong Kong. Not much is known about its Hong Kong history apart from it being used for racing in Macau where at one occasion the car had an accident and was subsequently stored. In 1987 it was sold to an English expat.

In 1991 the car was shipped to Caterham Cars in the UK for a full restoration which was completed in 1993. The careful restoration included a new frame from Arch Motors and was supervised by Simon Nearn, David Wakefield, and Tony Weale, with full respect to the car’s heritage as a 1967 Series 2 Lotus Seven. Documentation from the restoration and a copy of "Lotus Seven Restoration, Preparation, Maintenance", signed by Tony Weale, is included.

The car is equipped with a pre-crossflow 1500 cc engine with one Weber 40DCOE 2 as when it was delivered. It has the original braced Standard 10 rear axle and the standard Ford 4-speed gearbox.

Tonneau cover, hood, stanchion with Brooklands aeroscreens, and roll bar included.