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Brit-Car-Nut wrote:No, you are right Lotus price is £303.27
There were a lot of errors. Wishbones don't come with bushes, you don't set timing without going into test mode, the front pipe of the CAT WAS squeezed by Lotus because it had too much flow and it caused over-boost.
They are highly collectable? News to me.
Most Wheeler Dealer shows are dangerous to newbies that don't want to read the manuals. What they show is mostly fiction.
esprit888 wrote:Brit-Car-Nut wrote:No, you are right Lotus price is £303.27
There were a lot of errors. Wishbones don't come with bushes, you don't set timing without going into test mode, the front pipe of the CAT WAS squeezed by Lotus because it had too much flow and it caused over-boost.
They are highly collectable? News to me.
Most Wheeler Dealer shows are dangerous to newbies that don't want to read the manuals. What they show is mostly fiction.
So true John, to me the funniest part was the sequencing. He drained the coolant, then installed the CAS and timed the car, once that was completed he said he had to re fill the coolant
John_W wrote:I don’t think USA & Canada models have a bleed screw there as the front crash structure and radiator mounting and hoses are different.
But what we’re all forgetting is that Wheeler Dealers is a television programme. It is made for “entertainment”. I once tried to dissuade a young lady from appearring on a television dating programme by pointing out that they were not altruists who were looking to find her perfect man, but were more likely to match her with a one-legged dwarf with halitosis just so that they could record her reaction for the amusent of the viewing public.
John_W wrote:I don’t think USA & Canada models have a bleed screw there as the front crash structure and radiator mounting and hoses are different.
But what we’re all forgetting is that Wheeler Dealers is a television programme. It is made for “entertainment”. I once tried to dissuade a young lady from appearring on a television dating programme by pointing out that they were not altruists who were looking to find her perfect man, but were more likely to match her with a one-legged dwarf with halitosis just so that they could record her reaction for the amusent of the viewing public.
esprit888 wrote:Brit-Car-Nut wrote:No, you are right Lotus price is £303.27
There were a lot of errors. Wishbones don't come with bushes, you don't set timing without going into test mode, the front pipe of the CAT WAS squeezed by Lotus because it had too much flow and it caused over-boost.
They are highly collectable? News to me.
Most Wheeler Dealer shows are dangerous to newbies that don't want to read the manuals. What they show is mostly fiction.
So true John, to me the funniest part was the sequencing. He drained the coolant, then installed the CAS and timed the car, once that was completed he said he had to re fill the coolant
Rambo wrote:Well spotted Steve
Quite wallowy in the bends ???? WTF ??? I always hoped that MB would feature the M100 at Silverstone Claasics. Maybe Muley should offer up his Fellatio Purple to MB![]()
PS Is that Peter Canepa perchance ?

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