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Lotus Seven S2 – 1964

Estimate25 000 - 35 000
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Lotus Seven S2 - 1964

Chassis no. SB18501000
French collector's registration

French historic registration title

"A road-going Seven for the track

"track-going Seven that could be used on the road".

Produced from 1960 to 1967, the Seven S2 underwent numerous
evolutions. Its chassis was simplified and its engine size
from 1000 to 1600 with the famous Ford 225E "Crossflow" engine.
"Crossflow" engine. In France, it was used as the base car
for the "Ford Jeunesse" operation.
Of English origin, our example was registered in France
in France in 1995. Its FFSA technical passport attests to its
its use in competition since 1997.
Between 2021 and 2023, it took part in 5 rounds of the Trophée
and was regularly serviced between races by the Atelier Rufils
by Lotus specialist Atelier Rufils. A major overhaul was
in October at a cost of €2,500. This included
discs, brake pads and clutch release bearing.
clutch release bearing.
This Seven is now presented in its original condition, its bodywork
bears the scars of its racing days. Its yellow
rims, windshields and livery give it a decidedly sporty look.
look. The rudimentary interior is in used condition.
in used condition.
Under the hood, a Kent 1600 engine with two Weber
Weber 40 carburetors. Accompanied by a valid MOT, our
our Seven is ready for service.

Produced from 1960 to 1967, the Seven S2 underwent a number of
changes. Its chassis was simplified and its engine was upgraded
from the 1000 cc to the 1600 cc Ford 225E 'Crossflow' engine.
In France, it was used as the base car for the 'Ford Jeunesse'
operation.
Of British origin, our example was registered in France in 1995.
Its FFSA technical passport certifies that it has been used in
competition since 1997.
Between 2021 and 2023, it took part in 5 rounds of the Lotus
Trophy and was regularly serviced between races by the Lotus
specialist Atelier Rufils. A major overhaul was carried out in
October at a cost of €2,500. This included replacement of the
discs, brake pads and clutch release bearing.
Today, this Seven is presented in its original state, with the
bodywork bearing some of the scars of its racing days. Its yellow
wheels, windshields and livery give it a decidedly sporty look.
The rudimentary interior is in used condition.
Under the bonnet is a Kent 1600 engine with twin Weber 40
carburettors. Accompanied by a valid Contrôle Technique, our
Seven is ready to get back into action.