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Not sure if anyone here is interested but I do have the original brochure for the Lotus Range for 1985 which I'm happy to scan and post up on here. The brochure gives tech specs, interior as well as exterior photos of the entire range, Esprit Series 3, Esprit Turbo and the Excel; 7 pages in all.

I also have the original brochure for just the Esprit range; 5 pages in all.

As long as I'm not breaking any forum rules and you'd like to see them then let me know.

steve

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Great idea Steve :lol: (Any progress in tracking down your old Esprit yet?)

Wonder if there'd be merit in using this as an opportunity to start building an LEF online library of Esprit sales brochures? What do you think Bibs/chaps?

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Great idea Steve :lol: (Any progress in tracking down your old Esprit yet?)

Unfortunately not James. I'm really hoping that it is in the hands of an enthusiast as seeing it in a bad way would probably just depress me :crybaby: I'm doing a similar thing with a 1987 TVR (350i wedge) and that is also still on the road albeit with another 9 owners since I bought it....no word on that either.

Okay, I've scanned the 1985 range below, hosted on Photobucket, although the photos will undoubtedly be small. If anyone would like the images sent via email in full 300DPi then just drop me your email addy and I'll get them sent to you. I'll do the Esprit Brochure later this aftrnoon/evening.

steve

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Yes, thanks!

Looking at the photos, I have a question:

In what year did the 9XX NA engines change from the old saddle-style cam covers to the newer turbo-tyle cam covers?

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In what year did the 9XX NA engines change from the old saddle-style cam covers to the newer turbo-tyle cam covers?

Can't answer your question specifically but I've never seen an S3 that didn't have cam covers as per these pix.

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The cabin shots on those Esprits look wonderful. All fresh and new - would love to get mine back to something resembling that.

Always do sober what you said you'd do drunk - that will teach us to keep mouth shut!

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Just a thought , but old brochure scans would make some good pages on LEW...

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I've got the feeling some of the photos in the brochure aren't totally correct for the publication year, i.e. archive shots? Do you notice the red turbo has split rim compomotives which IIRC were 1980/1981 only? The yellow NA has the later 5 stud compomotives on it. Not sure if these brochures would give a reliable indication of model update times.

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Tony

I've got the feeling some of the photos in the brochure aren't totally correct for the publication year, i.e. archive shots? Do you notice the red turbo has split rim compomotives which IIRC were 1980/1981 only? The yellow NA has the later 5 stud compomotives on it. Not sure if these brochures would give a reliable indication of model update times.

Yes, it's quite unusual that the 'Esprit' brochure doesn't have any dates whatsoever on it. Perhaps just a general brochure of that era that was available for potential Esprit buyers?

I wouldn't have spotted the anomolies to be honest :thumbsup:

steve

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