Highlights
- Attractive car in Porsche Minerva Blue with Porsche Arctic Silver nose and stripe
- Only 13,000 miles from new
- Cam belt and full service February 2026 by Alan Crossley Motorsports
- 1.8-litre Ford Zetec engine with twin 40 Weber carburettors and Nodiz Pro ECU
- MOT valid until February 2027
The Appeal
The SE was Westfield’s track-focused Lotus Seven update. Wider and fitted with independent rear suspension, there’s a strong case to argue that it’s actually much better than Chapman’s original.
The car was available factory or home-built, and this Q-plate 1992 car appears to be one of the latter. It is a pretty example, finished in two-tone Porsche colours of Minerva Blue with Arctic Silver nose and stripe. We’re told it has only covered 13,000 miles from new. It is powered by a 1.8-litre Ford Zetec engine breathing through twin 40 Weber carburettors and managed by a Nodiz Pro ECU and ignition pack from Motorsport Electronics. The chassis features coil-over suspension with adjustable shocks and adjustable brake bias.
We’re told that it has been well maintained. In February 2026, it went to specialist Alan Crossley Motorsports for a cam belt change and full service. The current MOT is said to run to February 2027.
Key Information
- Mileage: approximately 13,000 miles total (1,410 miles recorded on replacement GPS digital speedometer; total mileage is the vendor's estimate and is unwarranted)
- Country of registration: United Kingdom
- Technical inspection status: MOT valid until February 2027, we are told
- Technical specs: 1.8-litre Ford Zetec four-cylinder petrol, four-speed manual, twin 40 Weber carburettors, Nodiz Pro ECU
- Paperwork: handbooks, old MOTs, invoices; HPI Clear
The Detail
- Cam belt and full service completed in February 2026 at Alan Crossley Motorsports
- Paint refreshed in Porsche Minerva Blue Metallic with Porsche Arctic Silver bonnet stripe and nose
- Previously painted yellow/green, which was changed in 2002
- Black fabric interior with white piping to seats and carpets
- Fitted with Willans harnesses
- Five-spoke alloy wheels in fair condition with some scuffs and kerbing
- Michelin Pilot Cup tyres fitted all round
- Fitted with Nodiz Pro ECU and ignition pack from Motorsport Electronics
- Coil-over suspension with adjustable shocks
- Adjustable brake bias
- GPS digital speedometer installed
- Daytime running lights fitted
- Tonneau cover and doors included
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