11 Commenti

1. 
   dynax · 2022-05-22 11:25

   Ask the owner if he would sell it!

2. 
   charliedontsurf · 2022-05-22 16:36

   @dynax not a chance!

3. 
   matty205gti · 2022-05-22 17:55

   This isn't in Cornwall by any chance is it?

4. 
   charliedontsurf · 2022-05-22 19:47

   @matty205gti yes it is, Highertown, Truro.

5. 
   drummond · 2022-05-23 04:40

   but it's a very nice road sweeper for my opinion

6. 
   astonuts · 2022-05-23 04:40

   @dynax if you buy it, the cost of restoration would be several times its value, better leave it like this as "art" or put it in a garden, it would be nicer to see than gnomes ...

7. 
   malcolm_tremain · 2022-05-23 09:28

   Great shot.
   It must something about Lotus...there's a red Elan not far from me in someone's front garden that's been left to rot for years, it's covered in lichen and bird shit. Such a waste. Mind you, the house is also falling to bits, the wooden window frames are falling out. Never seen the owner.

8. 
   charliedontsurf · 2022-05-23 19:46

   @drummond 😀👍

9. 
   charliedontsurf · 2022-05-23 19:48

   @astonuts I've restored cars in the past, got a project sitting in my garage now but never again, its financially ruinous!

10. 
    charliedontsurf · 2022-05-23 19:54

    @malcolm_tremain I think that the trouble with these lotus's was that they were fragile, expensive to fix and not valuable enough to have it done properly hence a lot of them were bodged. They have risen in value quite a bit in recent years though so perhaps it'll get back on the road one day. Your local Elan though, that's a bloody shame, I think they've always been worth spending the dosh on.

11. 
    astonuts · 2022-05-24 06:52

    @charliedontsurf I know, you can't expect it to be econonomically worthwthwhile unless it's a one million worth car ...