1965 MK1 Lotus Cortina
Description
1965 Mk1 Lotus Cortina replica.
The Lotus Cortina came into being because of Ford's decision to step up their Motorsport involvement in the early 1960s, so they asked Colin Chapman of Lotus to help and the collaboration was born.
The seller says this replica is "great fun car to drive and ready to use".
Professionally built, very solid bodyshell painted in Alan Mann colours.
Maintained regardless of cost.
165 bhp Twin cam engine with steel crank running on twin Weber 45 carburettors.
Large bore exhaust manifold.
High capacity sump.
Brise competition starter motor.
High output alternator.
Lumenition electronic ignition.
Magnecor HT leads and oil cooler.
Large header radiator with electric fan.
Stainless steel exhaust system.
Quaife straight cut, close ratio 3 rail gearbox.
Single piece prop shaft.
Strengthened rear axle with plated LSD.
Vented disc brakes, with Aeroquip brake lines throughout.
AVO adjustable dampers.
Hi Spec alloy 4 pot front callipers and vented discs.
1" anti-roll bar.
Bias pedal box and hydraulic handbrake.
6 x 13 Minilite wheels.
Firestone 185x70 tyres.
Alloy sump guard and strut brace.
Alloy fuel tank and filler with twin Facet electric fuel pumps.
Full bolt in roll cage with door bars.
Sparco seats with alloy side mounts and steering wheel.
TRS harnesses.
Lifeline plumbed in extinguisher along with a hand held
Brantz International 2 trip meter.
Poly carbonate windows. Cibie Oscar spot lamps and alloy brackets.
Current MOT.
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