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2005 Brunton Super Stalker 3.8l V6 Lotus 7 Replica 0-60 In 3 Sec. Racing Green on 2040-cars
US $22,500.00
Year:1959
Mileage:6867
Location:
Midlothian, Virginia, United States
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PRICE REDUCED $1500! 13" Diamond racing wheels and Hoosier slicks also included! See photos from racing Autocross. If you are looking for a car that turns heads and is incredible to drive, this is it. If you want a car that will beat super cars on the street and the track, this is it. This is an amazing car. Type of Vehicle: Replica/Kit for Lotus Seven. It is a custom car based on an improved design of the Caterham Lotus 7, with american parts, high powered engine and a stronger frame. Manufacturer: Brunton Automotive. Model: Super Stalker, 3.8L V-6 Supercharged motor Year: 2005 Color: British racing green Car was built in 2005 to Brunton suggested procedures using new parts. If you are not familiar with Brunton Stalker, they are very fast, reliable and the most fun on wheels. These cars have exceptional handling and power. Many of these street legal cars are used on the track and outclass most other high priced cars such as Corvettes. My price is below the cost of parts alone. For more information on the replica manufacturer, check out Bruntonauto.com. I have files on the build, a full list of parts used with part number and cost. The Paint is a base coat/clear coat British Racing Green. There are no blemishes and no scratches.
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