1973 LOTUS EUROPA SPECIAL Lot of (5) Genuine Vintage Ads ~ FREE SHIPPING!

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1973 LOTUS EUROPA SPECIAL Lot of (5) Genuine Vintage Ads ~ FREE SHIPPING!
1973 Lotus Europa Special original vintage advertisements. Lot of (5) ads.
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in the winning tradition Lotus Europa Special
Throughout the years Lotus has established a tradition of building winners. And this year is no different. John Player Team Lotus and driver Emerson Fittipaldi have won the 1972 World Championship for Formula 1 cars, their fifth title in the past nine years.
To commemorate the World Championship. Lotus
has produced a limited run of twin-cam powered Europa Specials in the teams racing colors of Black and Gold. Be part of the winning tradition. Contact your nearest Lotus distributor for more information.
LOTUS - Five Times World Champion
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Unmistakably Lotus
Last year Lotus and Emerson Fittipaldi captured the Formula 1 Grand Prix Championship by an overwhelming point margin. For Fittipaldi, a 25-year-old Brazilian driver, it was his first World Championship, but the title was no stranger to Lotus. Since 1963 Lotus had won the Championship four times. Fittipaldi’s victory made it five World Championships in the past ten years — an accomplishment unprecedented in Formula 1 racing history.
But Lotus builds more than race cars. They also build cars that are licensed for the street and these are unmistakably Lotus.
That unmistakable Lotus touch comes from only one man, Colin Chapman. And for 1973 Chapman has engineered and designed a new Lotus . . . the Europa Special.
With the engine located behind the driver and powered by 113 horsepower, the Europa Special offers you the closest thing to a racing sports car you can buy. The Europa Special is also available with a four or five-speed gearbox.
In addition to its normal range of colors, Lotus is producing a limited run of Specials in the Championship team colors of Black and Gold.
LOTUS - Five Times World Champion
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A Living Legend
In April of this year Lotus became the all-time grand prix winner with 50 victories, surpassing Ferrari. For Emerson Fittipaldi it was his third win of the year and his ninth since joining Colin Chapman and his Lotus team in 1970. Last year Fittipaldi and his John Player Special captured the World Championship, the fifth world title for Lotus in the past decade. Fifty grand prix wins and five World Championships is an unprecedented record in the annals of grand prix racing. A living legend.
For 1973 Colin Chapman, Lotus team owner/designer, has engineered and built a new Lotus . . . the Europa Special. A street-legal sports car, unmistakably Lotus.
The Europe's engine is located behind the driver where grand prix cars have it. And the Special's power-to-weight ratio offers sports car enthusiasts the closest performance to a racing sports car you can buy.
In results recently released by the Environmental Protection Agency the Lotus Europa Special averaged 25.2 miles per gallon, making it the most economical sports car available in this country.
For 1973 the Europa Special is available with a 4 or 5-speed gearbox. The new 5-speed box gives a remarkable increase in peak performance at lower revs. In addition to the normal range of colors. Specials are being produced for this country in the World Championship Team colors of Black and Gold.
Be a part of a living legend — drive a Lotus at a dealer near you.
LOTUS - Five Times World Champion
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Winner
’
s Choice
Lotus Europa Special
Emerson Fittipaldi and his John Player Special from Lotus began the 1973 Grand Prix season right where they finished last season — No. 1. In 1972 Fittipaldi and Lotus were World Champions. They won Grand Prix titles in Spain, Italy, Austria, Belgium and Great Britain, in addition to placing second in South Africa and France.
But by winning the 1972 World Championship for Lotus, Fittipaldi and team owner/designer, Colin Chapman, haven’t become complacent. They captured the first two Grand Prixs of the ’73 season in Argentina and Brazil, with a second place at South Africa. Lotus continues to be the winner’s choice.
Lotus has created a winner’s choice in the personal-car market as well as on the race track. For 1973 Colin Chapman has engineered and designed a new Lotus . . . the Europa Special. A street-legal sports car that is unmistakably Lotus.
The engine is located behind the driver, where the grand prix cars have it. The Europa Special's power-to-weight ratio offers you the closest performance to a racing sports car you can buy. And it’s also available with a 4 or 5-speed gearbox. For '73 a limited number of Specials are being produced for this country in the World Championship Team colors of Black and Gold.
Make the winner’s choice at the Lotus dealer near you.
LOTUS - Five Times World Champion
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“We’re #1"
During the past quarter-century Lotus has ranked alongside Ferrari and Porsche as a great name in the world of auto racing and high performance cars.
Lotus’s winning tradition continued this year as driver Emerson Fittipaldi and his John Player Team Lotus captured 1972’s World Championship for Formula I cars.
Lotus cars have taken drivers to the pinnacle of success, winning five World Championships in
the past decade. Lotus engineering has caused a technical revolution by challenging the American domination at Indianapolis. And they have won major international races from Watkins Glen to Silver-stone to Monte Carlo.
Now, from that same Lotus team of racing expertise, headed by Colin Chapman, comes the new Lotus
Europa Special. The Europa Special combines superb comfort, unique styling, breathtaking performance and the choice of a 4-speed or 5-speed gearbox.
In addition to the normal range of colors, Lotus is also producing a limited run of twin-cam Europas in the championship team colors of Black and Gold.
Be part of the Legend of Lotus... drive the most distinctive high performance car on the market today... Lotus Europa Special.
LOTUS - Five Times World Champion
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SPECIFICATIONS:
Black & White
Photo
Size -
Full Page - 8
inches x 11 inches -
20 cm x 28 cm, each page.
ALL SIZES ARE APPROXIMATE DUE TO CROPPING
Country - USA
Grading - Excellent; mild age-toning (yellow-copper tint due to age) around edges.
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