






Lotus Seven S3 - 1969
Chassis n° SB2486
French registration
French registration title
"A pure concentrate of lightness and agility".
"A pure concentrate of lightness and agility"
The 3rd evolution of the legendary Lotus Seven, the S3 was marketed
for 2 years (1968 and 1969). Of English origin, our example was
registered in July 1969. Imported into France in 2000
a replacement chassis from Arch Motors.
from Arch Motors.
Our Seven is in very good condition. Its raw aluminum
aluminum bodywork and painted fenders. She
comes with a soft top, windshield wipers and a heater.
wipers and a heating system| its headlights were replaced
before sale.
The interior is also in very good condition,
seats and carpets|
A handsome leather-wrapped Mountney steering wheel is particularly noteworthy.
Under the hood, a Kent 1600 engine with two Weber
two Weber 40 carburetors| the engine bay is very clean
very clean.
A major overhaul was carried out in August by the Atelier Rufils
(Lotus specialists) for €1,800. This included
carburetors and jets, as well as replacing the coil and
and front axle silentblocks.
There's nothing to worry about for this beautiful Seven, which is ready to hit the road again.
back on the road.
The third evolution of the legendary Lotus Seven, the S3 was
marketed for 2 years (1968-1969). Originally from the UK, our
car was registered on 01/07/1969. Imported into France in 2000,
it now has a replacement chassis from Arch Motors.
Our Seven is in very good condition. Its raw aluminium bodywork
and painted wings are very attractive. It comes with its soft top
and has windscreen wipers and a heating system| its headlights
were replaced before the sale.
The interior is also in very good condition, with a well-preserved
dashboard, seats and carpets, and a handsome leather-wrapped
Mountney steering wheel.
Under the bonnet is a Kent 1600 engine with twin Weber 40
carburettors| the engine bay is very clean.
A major overhaul was carried out in August by Lotus specialist
Atelier Rufils at a cost of €1,800. This included adjusting the
carburettors and jets, as well as replacing the front suspension
coil and silentblocks. There's nothing to worry about for this
beautiful Seven, which is ready to hit the road again.
Chassis n° SB2486
French registration
French registration title
"A pure concentrate of lightness and agility".
"A pure concentrate of lightness and agility"
The 3rd evolution of the legendary Lotus Seven, the S3 was marketed
for 2 years (1968 and 1969). Of English origin, our example was
registered in July 1969. Imported into France in 2000
a replacement chassis from Arch Motors.
from Arch Motors.
Our Seven is in very good condition. Its raw aluminum
aluminum bodywork and painted fenders. She
comes with a soft top, windshield wipers and a heater.
wipers and a heating system| its headlights were replaced
before sale.
The interior is also in very good condition,
seats and carpets|
A handsome leather-wrapped Mountney steering wheel is particularly noteworthy.
Under the hood, a Kent 1600 engine with two Weber
two Weber 40 carburetors| the engine bay is very clean
very clean.
A major overhaul was carried out in August by the Atelier Rufils
(Lotus specialists) for €1,800. This included
carburetors and jets, as well as replacing the coil and
and front axle silentblocks.
There's nothing to worry about for this beautiful Seven, which is ready to hit the road again.
back on the road.
The third evolution of the legendary Lotus Seven, the S3 was
marketed for 2 years (1968-1969). Originally from the UK, our
car was registered on 01/07/1969. Imported into France in 2000,
it now has a replacement chassis from Arch Motors.
Our Seven is in very good condition. Its raw aluminium bodywork
and painted wings are very attractive. It comes with its soft top
and has windscreen wipers and a heating system| its headlights
were replaced before the sale.
The interior is also in very good condition, with a well-preserved
dashboard, seats and carpets, and a handsome leather-wrapped
Mountney steering wheel.
Under the bonnet is a Kent 1600 engine with twin Weber 40
carburettors| the engine bay is very clean.
A major overhaul was carried out in August by Lotus specialist
Atelier Rufils at a cost of €1,800. This included adjusting the
carburettors and jets, as well as replacing the front suspension
coil and silentblocks. There's nothing to worry about for this
beautiful Seven, which is ready to hit the road again.
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