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by Sy V » Fri 08.12.2006, 18:04
Britt Ekland, mate.
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by Sy V » Fri 08.12.2006, 18:22
News from 1995.
"- Lotus celebrates the completion of the 50,000th car since the birth of the marque in 1948. The car, a Lotus Elan S2, is donated to a major national charity with the help of former Lotus driver Britt Ekland. With the help of The Sun newspaper, over ?65,000 is raised by the car."
The Charity was the Prince's Trust - SV
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by Monty » Fri 08.12.2006, 18:39
Oh errrrrr misses
in that 2nd pic i think she`s looking at Pinky`s tail pipe

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by lotusgirlmarie » Fri 08.12.2006, 18:49
If I remember correctly they're a 45 offset. The car is also lowered 10mm. The top of the wheel sits just inside the upper wheel arch. The rest sits just about flush with the bodywork. The wheels are OZ Turisimo's in 17" by 7. sadly enough the pic doesn't do the wheels justice.
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by Don.Hasi » Sat 23.12.2006, 00:52
Sy V wrote:Britt Ekland, mate.
the attachement =>
If we have such a charming ambassador

why, in the name of God, isn´t she a honorary member of the LEC???
I would sacrifice myself for arranging a small smart meeting for hand out the title
ohh ähh, nice wheels and a very nice concept all-in-all mary
Monty: Is it possible to see the complete car? It has to be very nice with this moonlandgrey?
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by Monty » Sat 23.12.2006, 03:03
Don.Hasi wrote:Sy V wrote:Britt Ekland, mate.
the attachement =>
If we have such a charming ambassador

why, in the name of God, isn´t she a honorary member of the LEC???

I would sacrifice myself for arranging a small smart meeting for hand out the title

ohh ähh, nice wheels and a very nice concept all-in-all mary
Monty: Is it possible to see the complete car? It has to be very nice with this moonlandgrey?
At the mo this is the only pis i`ve got
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by Elanlover » Sat 23.12.2006, 03:54
Monty wrote: At the mo this is the only pis i've got
Well................the picture DOES have a yellow tinge to it. I just assumed it was the sun though

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by Dico » Sat 23.12.2006, 09:12
4+ hours stuck in a damp bucket seat with a mad Irishman at the wheel - Deep joy!!!!
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by nissias » Thu 28.12.2006, 08:27
going for the work emotion CR
17x7
offset 47
4x100 pcd
in Gunmetal finish
IT LOOKS GREAT ON BLUE ELANS!
costs around 700 in Cyprus pounds. Around 850 in Britain or maybe more as I am buying from a friend
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by abmunro » Wed 29.08.2007, 20:12
These are my 16" alloys
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by Paul.P » Wed 29.08.2007, 21:39
Whats the offset on those Abmunro ?
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by Enright » Wed 29.08.2007, 21:48
I hardly EVER say this about aftermarket wheels, but they look gooood!

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by abmunro » Wed 29.08.2007, 22:48
I will post the offset when i have a look tomorrow....
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by dapinky » Thu 30.08.2007, 00:45
They have to be one of the best aftermarket wheels i've seen on an elan yet
Are they Compomotives?
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by ab2cv » Thu 30.08.2007, 16:53
abmunro wrote:These are my 16" alloys
I didn't like them when I saw them in the flesh/alloy(?), but mainly because they are clearly not the correct offset and do stick out further than the originals. I'd guess they must be a 40 - 45 offset.
They do look nice in the pictures all cleaned up though and the Elan is looking very shiny Tony
(hope you manage to track down some S2 wheels for it)
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by tweetdriver63 » Thu 30.08.2007, 17:20
Stock 16 inch OZ wheels, slightly modified. Saves money compared to buying new wheels, and keeps a little more true to the stock Lotus.
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by abmunro » Tue 04.09.2007, 16:18
Paul.P wrote:Whats the offset on those Abmunro ?
My wheels are
Enkei jap wheels
16x7JJ ET45
These are very exspensive Jap alloys.
I know from my time owning GTiR
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by nissias » Wed 12.09.2007, 16:06
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by lotusgirlmarie » Wed 12.09.2007, 23:43
Nissias, now those look the dog's. Hey I also noticed that your on this side of the pond..... working?
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