Caterham 7 Literature
The Caterham 7 has spawned many books, test reports and articles, many of which are still in print.
Lotus & Caterham Sevens Gold Portfolio, 1957-1989
Edited by R.M. Clarke, Brooklands Books, 1989, ISBN 1-85520-000-7, Test reports and articles from magazines around the world.
Lotus & Caterham Seven Gold Portfolio, 1974-95
edited by R.M. Clarke, Brooklands Books, 1996, ISBN 978-1-85520-330-3, Test reports and articles from magazines around the world
The Legend of the Lotus Seven
Dennis Ortenberger, Osprey, 1981, ISBN 0-85045-411-5 (Reissued in 1999 by Mercian manuals.)
The Lotus and Caterham Sevens, A Collector’s Guide
Jeremy Coulter, Motor Racing Publications Ltd., 1986, ISBN 0-947981-06-3
Lotus Seven: Restoration, Preparation, Maintenance
by Tony Weale, Osprey Automotive, 1991, ISBN 1-85532-153-X, Includes Caterham Sevens up to 1990.
- Caterham Sevens: The Official Story of a Unique British Sportscar
by Chris Rees, Motorbooks International, 1997, ISBN 978-0-947981-97-6
- Side Glances, Volumes 1, 2, 3. A fourth volume is entitled Side Glances: The Best from America's Most Popular Automotive Writer
by Peter Egan, Brooklands Books and Road & Track,
Peter Egan's books are collections of his Road & Track column Side Glances. Many feature his Lotus Sevens but there is also information on Caterham Sevens.
Lotus and Caterham Seven: Racers for the Road
by John Tipler, Crowood Press, 2005, ISBN 978-1-86126-754-2
The Magnificent 7: The enthusiasts' guide to all models of Lotus and Caterham Seven
by Chris Rees, Haynes Publishing, Second edition 2007, ISBN 978-1-84425-410-1
Why build a Seven? Putting a Sportscar on the Road, a personal record.
by Michael Eddenden, 2010, Published by lulu.com, ISBN 978-0-557-54398-4
The building of a Caterham 7 from a Club perspective, it includes much on Lotus and Caterham Seven owners.
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