Lotus: Elise Base Convertible 2-door on 2040-cars
Hornbrook, California, United States
This 2005 Elise is one of only 5 or 6 in the US in this factory bronze color. It is in excellent condition and after a recent major service, is ready for months of carefree, summer driving. It comes with air conditioning, which generally won't be needed when either the removable hard top or the soft top (also comes with the car) are removed. The exterior is very clean and has only one or two minor rock chips. There is a clear protective film covering the nose of the car for additional protection. The major service was done last year and the car has been driven very little since (I drive it a couple of miles once every month or so to keep the battery changed and to keep the all mechanicals in good shape). Here is what was done during the service:New front rotors and padsBrake fluid system flushEngine oil changeGearbox oil changeCoolant system flushClutch fluid changeUnderside panels all removed and inspection of all fasteners/bolts etc.
For further inquiries please feel free to e-mail me at : odellbakerxkg@netzero.com
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