Interesting link came up on my LinkedIn feed this morning:-
https://www.lotuscars.com/lotus-launche ... programme/
Andy
Lotus Certificate of Provenance
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Re: Lotus Certificate of Provenance
if they just gave you the first bit it would be about £30! 
(sorry, its the northern in me)
(sorry, its the northern in me)I REALISED YOU CANT LIVE WITHOUT A LOTUS!!! Until now 
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AndyD
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Re: Lotus Certificate of Provenance
Can't disagree - I thought the price was ridiculous for basically a copy of the build sheet and a few bits of cheap bling 
Re: Lotus Certificate of Provenance
In the past I have secured the Certificate of provenance for both my cars: and found it worthwhile. However if I had to pay £170 I would have run away scared.
The Lotus Eclat, a lot like the English Whisky company: comes from Norfolk and better than you are often told it is.
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MetBlue
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Re: Lotus Certificate of Provenance
I've got the certificate for my 74 Elite, and Andy G admits the records they have at this era are not good. Even the interior trim was not recorded in the build records.
I'm pleased I got the Provenance when I did, but it's not worth that sort of money.
Tony
I'm pleased I got the Provenance when I did, but it's not worth that sort of money.
Tony
What goes together.... Must come apart.