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Bruss

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    Paul
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    Lotus Evora S
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    400 engine, custom interior, Hoffmans Nitrons, Larini, ice system and a cool paint job
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    Charente

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  1. Well, bestest after this ๐Ÿ™‚
  2. None of its original Tim. Itโ€™s a bitsa. How well done youโ€™d have to examine it to see. It may be done well and priced right, or it may be a dog. It would be worth looking at if you like the outside appearance, but its not in any way from the factory.
  3. Re the rear seats. My plus 2 does not have the mounting points for seat belts that are attached to the chassis/rearframe. Rear seats can be fitted but not seat belts. you would need to add some kind of approved seat belt/harness fixings behind/beneath the seat.
  4. Check with Chris Randall at Hoffmans, Henley. He used to have a good supplier.
  5. Proper grounding in driving right there. My mum had a Singer Chamois (posh imp) which I drove while on L plates. Passed my test and then managed to write off the Chamois on a late January evening icy road up near Luton Hoo. Managed to stop it careering off to far but it drove itself up the roots of a rather large tree and flipped over. My mum always wanted an estate to take her dogs around, so I replaced it with A Husky (the car) which pleased her. I obviously preferred the Chamois.
  6. LOL. The first mini I drove, a very long time ago, was a pitta to get in to reverse and had no functional handbrake, I regularly had to drive up Hollywell Hill to the traffic lights, in rush hour traffic amongst the gravel trucks etc. Very early lesson in clutch control. ๐Ÿ˜ƒ
  7. The belt referred to is the ac belt.
  8. it was the best thing since an air fryer Damning with faint praise ๐Ÿคฃ
  9. Yeah, I get that. I should have said it's not normally a wear item. ๐Ÿ˜Š
  10. Itโ€™s not a normal wear item.
  11. The Emira seems to be suffering from teething problems still, and there is a glut of them on the second hand market, many of them almost new. How that will affect prices if and when those stocks are cleared may take some time to become clear. The Evora will probably become more sought after but not for a few years imo. Drive both and buy the one you prefer if you are intending to use it now. As an investment? Buy gold. ๐Ÿ˜€
  12. Hi Jason. I havenโ€™t got a copy but if you check the Deroure parts website you will see a reference to the service notes that highlight the different springs required for the different models
  13. I agree re auctions. It is always a risk and the price has to be substantially discounted to make the risk worth taking imo. Dealers are variable though. Some good , some pretty poor again just in my experience.
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