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Lotus Elite books |
Title | Author | Date | ISBN | Notes |
Lotus Elite, Profile No. 48
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David Phipps | 1967 | none | Folded & stapled paper,
174 x 236mm, 12 pp. |
The original Lotus Elite, Racing Car for the Road
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Dennis Ortenburger | 1977 | 0 930880 01 3 | Softback, 279 x 216 mm, 136pp. |
Lotus Elite 1957-64
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various | 1981? | 0 907 073 662 | Collected road tests and articles. Softback, 200 x 270mm, 104pp. |
Lotus: The Elite, Elan, Europa
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Chris Harvey | 1982 | 0 902280 85 6 | Hardback, 217 x 257 mm, 234 pp. |
Lotus File - Seven, Elite, Elan Europa
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Mark Hughes | 1987 | 0 600 552207 1 | Hardback, 227 x 296 mm, 111 pp. |
The Lotus Elite
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Dennis Ortenburger | 1990 | 1 85260 100 0 | Update on "The original Lotus Elite" Hardback, 174 x 244 mm, 256pp |
1961 Lotus Elite
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Tadashi Morita | 1990 | 4 544 04035 3 | A relatively unknown but
beautifully prepared and illustrated Japanese book '1961 Lotus Elite',
written by Tadashi Morita who restored an Elite in Japan and did his own
wind tunnel tests. Text in Japanese, many illustrations and photographs. Plastic spine bound, 261 x 246mm.
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Lotus Elite 1957 - 1964 | various | 1996 | none | Collected road tests and articles. Softback, 210 x297 mm, 76 pp. |
Lotus Elite, limited edition
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various | 1 85520 5475 | Collected road tests and articles. Softback, 200 x 270 mm, 92 pp. |
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Lotus Cars, Super Seven, Elan & Elite | ? | 2000 | X 418 00022 X | |
Lotus Elite, Racing car
for the road
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Dennis Ortenburger | 2002 | 1 902351 03 7 | Every fascinating stage of
the Lotus Elite Type 14 is explored in this fully comprehensive
book, from conception, through production to the buying public, as
well as, success both on and off the racetrack. 208 pp full colour, 30x30cm, 400 pictures, drawings and photographs. The signed and numbered Special Editions are limited to one per CBU produced, and numbered accordingly. The SE is presented in a Perspex slipcase complete with a reproduction Coventry Climax Godiva badge. Each SE book is distinguished by a numbered facsimile chassis plate that has been stamped with a chassis number and personally signed by the Author. |
The original Lotus Elite, Racing Car for the Road
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Dennis Ortenburger | 2007 | 1876953430 | Softback, 280 x 203mm, 138pp Reprint of the original work (1977)but includes a new cover and several new pictures. It is otherwise unchanged, but for a vastly superior method of binding, so the book can be appreciated in its original format without it falling apart in one’s hands as did the 1977 edition. |
The red leather driving gloves
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Dennis Ortenburger | 2009 |
1-4363-6969-X (Paperback)
1-4363-6970-3 (Hardback) |
Ever wonder what it was like
racing a Lotus Elite in the early days? Author Ortenburger answers that
question in his new novel, The Red Leather Driving Gloves. Set in Southern California in 1965 the story is about two young men who go sports car racing in new Lotus Elites. Against the backdrop of sex, drugs, rock and roll, Vietnam and Castrol R the two men set off on a never to be forgotten adventure that leads to danger, lies, intrigue and tragedy. |
The Lotus 14 technical analyses
and manual addendum
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Kees Houtzager | 2014 | After many years of hard work, this book by a Dutch author was finished by the end of 2013. Lots of (technical) background information covering the Lotus Type 14 Production of this book was based on the initial orders, so just 60 copies have been printed. 210 x 210 mm, 275 pp |
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Chasing Elites
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Michael Hipperson | 2020 | ISBN-13 978-0-9575016-4-5 | ‘Chasing Elites’ seeks to
understand what made the Lotus Elite Type 14 so remarkable and ahead of its
time. It includes a foreword by Max Mosley. Paperback, 106 pages, 210 x 210 mm |
Lotus Elite: Colin Chapman's first
GT Car
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Matthew Vale | 2021 |
ISBN-13 : 978-1787115170 ISBN-10 : 1787115178 |
In the Elite, Lotus exploited its
knowledge of new technology and racing pedigree to produce a car which, with
its glass fibre monocoque and Coventry Climax engine, had the potential to
be a world beater. This book gives an insight into the reasons the car was
produced and its importance in Lotus' history, especially in the production
of lightweight innovative cars. Hardcover, 176 pages |