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Lotus in the Peak |
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My Dads elan, a regular at LITP!
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Lotus x Lil Silva - Waiting on PerfectionView the full article
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Hi Does anyone have good experiences with paintwork repairs? Should I just go through Central at Nottingham? Thank you in anticipation
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I have decided to sell the Elise after 9 years of brilliant driving. After speaking to a couple of Evora owners at LITP this year I have decided that an Evora will be my next car. The question is manual or auto? My budget will stretch to 2012 model year and there are a few out there. I have read about the potential gearbox and clutch issues on earlier Evora hence considering auto. However I am conscious that in the true spirit of the brand a manual should be the preferred option. What do you fellow MLOC ers consider the best option? Any auto Evora owners out there who could help? many thanks Nick
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Lotus London Mayfair Flagship Grand OpeningView the full article
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Hi all i am new on here. I joined to gather some wisdom from you all and insight on lotus ownership. After looking for a while for my next car, the lotus evora 400 has been under my radar and shortlisted. Content and info on the evora is somewhat limited online. Any wise words or experience on ownership will be deeply appreciated. I have owned different cars over the year. Currently, I am in the ownership of a lexus isf and a yaris grmn. In the past, has had several fun car including s2000, mr2, type r previously. barry
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BEST OF Lotus at Goodwood Festival of Speed 2023View the full article
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Completed day 1 of Goodwood Festival of Speed! 🏁 See you there tomorrow! #ForTheDrivers #FOSView the full article
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Hi, Hope those of you who attended LitP enjoyed this years event. It was great seeing such a lot of like minded people and their wonderful Lotus vehicles. I just wanted to thank Ray and the team of volunteers that work so hard to ensure we have a great day. Without them there would no event. So thank you for putting on such a great event. 👍👍👍💯
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On last minute decision booked tickets for Wife and I for the thursday at Goodwood next week! Any of you going? Any suggestions for accommodation for the Wednesday? Thanks Roland
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All being well, my Deep Purple 111S, which I’ve been working on for a few months, will be at Lotus in the Peak next weekend. I wasn’t planning to attend this year, but it has given me a reason to crack on with the next batch of jobs on the car…. I knew when buying the car that there was a little play in the steering rack. It’s been on my to do list for a while and LitP has given me a good reason to remove and refurb it with phosphor bronze cups. But I didn’t expect to discover, with the dampers and ARB removed, that the wishbones were anything but free in terms of up and down movement. To say they are binding is a serious understatement ! Together wi…
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Saw this waiting for the Pootle from my room on Saturday morning
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For people doing the full Lotus in the Peak weekend we have some additional entertainment for Saturday 1st July - Pootle in the Peak! This is a gentle guided drive through some of the most stunning and lesser known parts of the Peak District, a mixed route of just over 40 miles, starting at Monsal Head and ending at The Great British Car Journey at Ambergate, just in time for some lunch 🙂 The start will be at 10:30am on Saturday 1st July, at the Monsal Head car park, postcode DE45 1NL The finish will be at The Great British Car Journey at approximately 12:30 luchtime, postcode DE56 2HE There is no MLOC cost to join this event but please note that place…
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