1962 Lotus Stalker

3.4L Other

6 - Cyl.

Manual

50526425

Gasoline

Up for sale is my Brunton Automotive Stalker 3.4L V6 Lotus Super 7 Replica. As far as replicas go, Brunton has hit a home run with the Stalker. For those of you that don't know much about them you can google them to find out more information. They offer two different versions of the car. A 3.4L GM powered V6 called the Stalker and a 3.8L GM super charged V6 called the Super Stalker. My car is the 3.4l version with a T5 transmission. The motor was pulled from a Camero that has 42k miles on it before it was rebuilt and put in this car. I am the second owner of this car as I purchased it off of the original builder. He completed the car and decided to move on to another project. I purchased the car originally to use as an autocross vehicle, but due to the nature of my business, I never had time to get it out on the track. Consequently, I have driven the car very little. I wish I had more time to drive it, but I am rarely in town, and now that I am, our local autocross track has shut down so there is no where to run. This car is street legal as you can see by the plates that are on the car. There are front and rear working turn signals, headlights with high and low beams, as well as LED brake lights. Recently I have put on a new Holly 390 car, electric fuel pump, and break have been recently rebuilt and bled. Most of the driveline parts for this car are from a Chevy S10 so replacement parts are very easy to find. As you can see from the pictures, the hood had as crack at the front on both side that is covered with tape. The car was not in a wreck of any sort. When the original owner was moving the car in an inclosed trailer, it was pushed too far forward there for causing the nose to hit the front and cracking the fiberglass hood. I have a brand new, unpainted hood that I will include with the car. It is the newer hood that has the cowl built in to the hood as one piece. Also, when I picked up the car, the passenger rear fender was damaged loading it on to the trailer. I also have a brand new unpainted fender as well. Like I said, I have driven this car very little due to a lack of time. I would love to keep it if I could, but it needs to go to someone who will enjoy it. There is a great forum for the owners of these cars which is a great support and the new owner of this car will be linked in to that group. I have a low reserve set on this car in hopes that it will go to a good owner that will have the time to enjoy it. If you don't have the means to pay for the car, please do not bid. Please feel free to contact me with any questions you have. I am very quick about responding. Also, the car is titled as a 2006. The only reason it says 1962 on the listing is because the VIN number that the car was originally issued does not correspond with the year. The car was originally build and titled in Florida.