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Hector2021 wrote:It looks typical of the two Calypso SE's that i viewed before i settled on a custard colour. Lovely and shiny from 10 yards but things start to go a bit awry the closer you get. It looks to have had a blow over to me with a few areas of overspray evident. There are quite a few 'tired' trim pieces that dont present it in the best light, but i suppose typical of the mileage. I really dont see it being anywhere near the estimate and wouldnt expect that it will get near to five figures. Nice enough for a fettler but needs to be at the cheaper end i reckon.
Reminds me well of the first car i looked at. The price went down from £8.5K to £6K without me even mentioning money. The seller claimed he had fully rebuilt the suspension whilst also telling me that the non self cancelling indictors were meant to be like that... Then i noticed the separate horn button on one of the blank switches due to him trying to fix the steering wheel button but failing.... I could go on!

Tuga2112 wrote:Hector2021 wrote:It looks typical of the two Calypso SE's that i viewed before i settled on a custard colour. Lovely and shiny from 10 yards but things start to go a bit awry the closer you get. It looks to have had a blow over to me with a few areas of overspray evident. There are quite a few 'tired' trim pieces that dont present it in the best light, but i suppose typical of the mileage. I really dont see it being anywhere near the estimate and wouldnt expect that it will get near to five figures. Nice enough for a fettler but needs to be at the cheaper end i reckon.
Reminds me well of the first car i looked at. The price went down from £8.5K to £6K without me even mentioning money. The seller claimed he had fully rebuilt the suspension whilst also telling me that the non self cancelling indictors were meant to be like that... Then i noticed the separate horn button on one of the blank switches due to him trying to fix the steering wheel button but failing.... I could go on!
sounds like a fun project to bring back to stock... if it was aroound 3k in price.
Jamie N wrote:I reckon the sub 3 grand 'reasonable' projects are gone now Joao, unless you're very lucky, needs to be a serious basket case to be under that money these days I think.
chipp wrote:If you are looking for a really good example this is worth a look.
A well known local car available from Guy Munday.
https://www.carandclassic.com/car/C1706360
simonbuk wrote:Looks like Jamies old car has been sold and bought again -
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/it ... 1d389c3fcb
Karozza wrote:chipp wrote:If you are looking for a really good example this is worth a look.
A well known local car available from Guy Munday.
https://www.carandclassic.com/car/C1706360
Oh, now I see this!
It really does look like a cherished example. I'm waiting to hear opinions. Has anyone gone to see it?
I have contacted Munday & if the asking price is paid, he is willing to include replacing the belts.
dapinky wrote:I have not seen the car and do not know it......but..... I do know Guy Munday, and he has an excellent reputation, and only deals in "good" examples of his cars. There isn't much that he doesn't know about most Lotus cars, and is a nice guy (pun intentional).
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