Also called Lucalia Clubman Assembly Tasmania, Australia Body style Roadster | Production 1970–1982 Class Sports car | |
Manufacturer Nick Lockyer / Lucalia Partnerships | ||
The Lucalia Clubman is a Clubman-style sportscar designed by Nick Lockyer in 1966. It was based upon the Lotus Super Seven (1957) design. A total of ten Lucalia Clubman's were produced in the 1970s to early 1980s and were manufactured in Tasmania, Australia.
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Design
Lucalia Clubmans are of a Front-engine, rear-wheel drive (FR) configuration as per the Lotus Super Seven with unequal length double wishbone front suspension and a solid rear axle built around a steel space frame chassis.
All Lucalias were originally fitted with an inline four cylinder engine and drivetrain components of Japanese origin.
P4
P4 is the standard model designation for the Lucalia Clubman. The majority of Lucalias built were of the P4 specification.
P6
The Lucalia P6 Clubman was built wider and longer than the P4 Clubman but shares the majority of mechanical components and running gear.