Lotus Seven By Birkin America on 2040-cars
Kansas City, Missouri, United States
This is one beautiful Lotus Seven kit by Birkin of America
and Texas Motor Works. It has a Ford,
2.0 liter , 205hp Zetec hydraulic engine. With dual Webers. Transmission is a close ratio, 5 speed, Type 9
manual. Yokahama A032R tires on 15”
Pansport mag wheels. Carrea shocks on
all corners. 5 point, 3” wide
competition seat belts. Clubman ignition
management system. Bosch
alternator. Tonneau cover. Has two windscreens, Competition, and full
wind screen included. Carbon fiber
interior panels and nose cone. Front
full flare fenders. Independent rear
suspension. Leather covered competition
style, quick removal steering wheel. The car was built in 2001. Total miles is 4,270.00 This car is street legal but best suited for the track. It is extremely fast and a wonderful track
day car. Serious sports car fanatics are the only ones
who can appreciate this beauty. I have PDF’s of all the invoices on the components and
additional pictures on request. If you have any questions, please give me a call at
816-918-1218. $500.00 due from successful bidder within 48 hours of close
of auction. Payment in full within
seven days. I will be happy to assist
in shipping on my end but all financial responsibility is on the buyer. Good luck. |
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