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Black se7en 1.8 K - 224bhp - K88 RUM


Steve Day

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Now, here’s a nice car for someone! here *wink*

 

How do I know? Well, it used to be mine… if only I had the garage space I would buy it back! *tongue*

If you are looking for a se7en that is a good car for fast road use and brilliant on track this could be the one! *thumbup*

I invested a lot of time and effort in the car and Adrian has continued to improve it!

(Notice I said ‘it’ and not ‘her’ as this would be too personal and tug on the heart strings too much!) ...it might even suggest that I have an attachment to the old girl (argghhh!!!) 🥰

 

Cheers Steve

 

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Jingars:

 

Please stipulate a price or at least a guide price, for the items you are selling.


 

That is from the guidelines, and many adverts have been lacking this information recently.

 

Edited by - mav on 13 Jan 2010 15:11:25

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Tony, same for me. It looks like there might be an issue with the ad on Pistonheads as the car in question is listed on the Caterhams for Sale page ('Caterham 7 "K Series" (1997)', currently 7th ad down on the first page) but if you click on it from there then you still cannot display it - you are sent back to the list again.
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** NOW SOLD - cheers**

 

Hi Chaps - as this is no longer my car ☹️ then it's not really my responsibility to answer the questions, but I don't think Adrian the owner will mind me answering stuff if I can.

 

The car was originally Barry Hunt's Academy car - and he ran it in the Lotus7 club and Midland championships with a strong X-Flow fitted. I bought the rolling chassis (less engine) and fitted a K-Series (well Cougar Engineering / Nigel Keats fitted it to be accurate). *tongue*

 

Both Barry and then I were keen to ensure that the car was still usable on the road as we regularly drove it to and from events (there's nothing like turnning up to a sprint with squashed flies on your teeth to get the adrenalin going!).

 

The car is a live axle, long cockpit chassis (so not a Roadsport) - hence under dash handbrake and this possibly also answers Dave J's question? (I doubt it has a broken engine mount to be honest).

 

If you have any other questions you ought to ring Adrian - as he's got most of the info!

 

Hope this helps, Cheers Steve

 

Edited by - Steve Day on 2 Feb 2010 17:31:34

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