About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 66. Chapters: Kit car, Caterham Cars, Marcos, Elva, Superformance, Bill Thomas Cheetah, Clan, Sylva Autokits, Eagle Cars Limited, Factory Five Racing, Rochdale, Westfield Sportscars, Dutton Cars, Murtaya, Domino, Blakely Auto Works, Pelland Engineering, GTM Cars, Ashley, Puma, Meyers Manx, Midas Cars, Davrian, Falcon Shells, Racing Plast Burtrask, Trident, Mastretta, Marlin, Robin Hood Engineering, Raw Engineering, Ockelbo-Lundgren, Quantum Sports Cars, Purvis Eureka, Apal, Gibbons, JBA Motors, Bolwell, Fairthorpe Cars, Opperman, Buckler Cars, De Joux, Mini Marcos, Deronda Type F, Lomax, Banham Conversions, Covin, Hustler, Burlington Cars, Spartan Cars, Automotive Design and Development, DDR Motorsport, Dax Cars, La Dawri, Unipower, La Bala, Ultima Sports, Hornet, John Cowperthwaite, Brunton Stalker, Pellandini Cars, Arkley, Kelmark Engineering, Diva, Buchanan, Fiberfab, Tornado Cars, Grasshopper, Dakar 4x4, Alpha Sports, Bradley Automotive, Reva, JC Midge, JZR Trikes, Liege, Jago, PRB, Devin Cars, Marc Nordon Racing, Onyx Sports Cars, Fiberfab Avenger GT, McBurnie, Heron Plastics, Mini Wildgoose, Concept Centaur GT, Hult Healey, Mascot, Rexer, Sterling Sports Cars, Burton car, Frese Motorcars, Bill Devin, Dala7, Aries Motorsport, Esther, Mini Scamp, Mania Spyder, Beauford automobiles, Leitch Super Sprint, Spex Design Corporation, Lad's Car, GCS Cars, EMPI Imp, Motor Bob, Boes Motor & Mekanik, Custoca, MK Sportscars, GOX Teknik, Chevron Engineering Ltd, RaceTech. Excerpt: Caterham Cars is a manufacturer of specialist lightweight sports cars based in Caterham, Surrey, England and part of the British motor industry. Their only current model, the Caterham 7 (or Seven), is a direct evolution of the Series 3 Lotus Seven designed by Colin Chapman and originally launched in 1968. A track-only car, the SP/300.R, is to be released...
