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Postby Gary » Wed 03.10.2007, 09:28

Oh It didn't use to be. I'll give you another address to try then!
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Postby surfboardfiller » Sun 02.12.2007, 18:39

Slightly off topic but for those who may be interested I have made a PDF of an Esprit S1 Brochure I just bought from E-bay.
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Postby dermotbell » Mon 14.01.2008, 21:25

Wow, was that the Jackie Stewart interior :lol:
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Postby surfboardfiller » Mon 14.01.2008, 21:30

dermotbell wrote:Wow, was that the Jackie Stewart interior :lol:


Makes you wonder if a faithful restoration is really worth it? :lol:
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Postby dermotbell » Mon 14.01.2008, 21:56

Depends if you are a faithful Bay City Rollers fan or not. :P
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Postby paulrwebster » Tue 15.01.2008, 00:36

I love the "Morris Marina" door handles :!:
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Postby Enright » Wed 16.01.2008, 11:34

They WERE Morris Marina door handles, and they used them right up until the Steven's Esprit facelift I believe.
(I always liked them too!)
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Postby dermotbell » Wed 16.01.2008, 20:23

It wasn't just the Esprits they used them on. Elite and I believe early Eclats also had them.
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Postby surfboardfiller » Sun 24.02.2008, 18:15

I just got a few more brochures destined for pdf format: Red Esprit S1, V8 and more...
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Brochure on Ebay

Postby Briggsy » Tue 01.04.2008, 17:38

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Postby surfboardfiller » Thu 03.04.2008, 16:52

S2 Brochure I picked up at Donny for a few quid. :-D
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Postby surfboardfiller » Thu 03.04.2008, 17:19

inside first pages
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Postby ratman » Thu 20.08.2009, 15:41

surfboardfiller wrote:inside first pages

could you make a HR scan for me, please? ciao, F.
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Postby surfboardfiller » Fri 28.08.2009, 11:02

ratman wrote:
surfboardfiller wrote:inside first pages

could you make a HR scan for me, please? ciao, F.

PM me your ftp details if you have that facility, if not then I'll see if I can host or photobucket.

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Postby ratman » Fri 28.08.2009, 16:08

no, I'm sorry but I have not a FTP address!
thank you anyway.
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Postby XiPHiAS » Fri 28.08.2009, 17:09

I'm intrested to ...

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Re: Brochure

Postby nitroman » Sat 29.08.2009, 23:23

This engine picture is from the original "large" 1991 Elan brochure Lotus gave out when our cars were new. I enlarged the original picture somewhat so details may be seen more clearly.

I truly hope this is an example of Lotus only having available at print-time a pre-production mule, as I note several discrepancies from the production engine.
1) LOTUS atop cam-cover is painted red.
2) TURBO stamping on the turbo-heat-shield is painted black.
3) The intake pipe connected to the throttle-body is not smooth & glossy. It perhaps is an accordian-style reinforced-paper tube.
4) The boost-gauge-transducer is mounted with the electrical contacts pointed up, instead of being mounted on its side, as every SE I've ever seen has been.

Is there anything I've missed?
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Re: Brochure

Postby surfboardfiller » Sun 30.08.2009, 09:46

nitroman wrote:This engine picture is from the original "large" 1991 Elan brochure Lotus gave out when our cars were new. I enlarged the original picture somewhat so details may be seen more clearly.

I truly hope this is an example of Lotus only having available at print-time a pre-production mule, as I note several discrepancies from the production engine.
1) LOTUS atop cam-cover is painted red.
2) TURBO stamping on the turbo-heat-shield is painted black.
3) The intake pipe connected to the throttle-body is not smooth & glossy. It perhaps is an accordian-style reinforced-paper tube.
4) The boost-gauge-transducer is mounted with the electrical contacts pointed up, instead of being mounted on its side, as every SE I've ever seen has been.

Is there anything I've missed?


This is common practice in the auto industry:
It's not likely to be a 'Mule' as they tend to be a different car adapted to be used to test components like engine and drive train. That was most likely an Isuzu. An Esprit was used as a Mule for the Evora
It will be pre production model like the one Specky bought of my old neighbour: viewtopic.php?f=79&t=11475
They will most likely use A nice and tidy 'press car' so it's photogenic runs and drives. Usually completely hand built before a production line is created.
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Re: Brochure

Postby dapinky » Sun 30.08.2009, 17:26

nitroman wrote:a pre-production mule, as I note several discrepancies from the production engine.


I hope it isn't taken from Speckys silver car - his is an N/A.


nitroman wrote:Is there anything I've missed?


5) Sticker on clamshell with VIN etc on it.
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