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Lotus The Legend - Book

Postby surfboardfiller » Thu 20.09.2007, 20:00

Lotus the Legend.

My mum found this in a charity shop (as only mums can) and thought that I would like it (and I do).

the book covers the history of Lotus in easy to read print, which is good for artists and has Lots of nice colour pictures which is also good for artists.

I am currently using it to teach my girlfriend to identify the lotus car types. :-D
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Postby chris.t » Thu 20.09.2007, 22:50

wow what a good find bet she got it for tuppence as well
Could the 'Hokey-Cokey' actually be what it's all about?
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Postby Gazza » Fri 21.09.2007, 16:46

Think I've got 3 copies of that :roll:

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Postby surfboardfiller » Fri 21.09.2007, 17:07

Gazza wrote:Think I've got 3 copies of that :roll:

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Maybe sell them and spread the love? :D
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Postby Gazza » Fri 21.09.2007, 17:55

Might come across them soon while moving.

You know how it is, you buy a Lotus and everyone gets you Lotus presents.

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Postby tigerdog » Sun 23.09.2007, 00:09

My 9 year old son just checked that book out from his school library. He has been regaling me with Elan trivia this week. Gotta start 'em young!
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