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perfututum futūtor
Join Date: Dec 2006
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Congrats on the car
.If you can turn a wrench and search the forum you will probably be better than any mechanic within 3 hours of you.
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A 'Lotus' mechanic isn't necessarily the same as an "Elise/Exige" mechanic. I could probably help you dig up somebody on the peninsula who's been around the older Esprits, Europas, Elans, 7's, etc.... The current cars, not so likely. Might find somebody who is willing to take a crack at them, but finding someone with actual hands-on experience with the cars...well, you can probably count the total number of current Lotus cars residing on Delmarva on the fingers of one hand. Check with Catbird, he's on/near Kent Island, although that's quite a hike for you. But he may have someone on your side of the pond who works on his car. NOTE: If you DO find a good local mechanic who is willing to get to know and work on your car, BE SURE to carefully show him your manual re the jacking/lift points. Ask qball about a mechanic lifting the car who didn't understand how the lift points work. |
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Ocean Pines, Maryland
Posts: 21
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Thanks
Thanks for the heads up on jack points etc. I'm not confident in my mechanical abilities beyond the basics but reading the posts here sure inspire you to try. So if I come across something I need to fix, maybe I'll try myself.
TLB - (LotusForSale) - if you go for a drive, count me in. I just moved to the beach last year full time so I don't know too many drivers down here yet. |
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