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Anyone selling a Cup Car?

benjj

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Friend of mine in the market and ready to buy immediately for the right car.

Anyone know of anything interesting?
 
Good luck with the search, I spent 12 months looking at plenty of cars, travelling 1000's of miles in Europe before I managed to find the right one.

Be aware there are lots of cars out there that have lost some if not all of their unique parts and a good few that are no longer on the original shell or engine. It was tight racing and I have seen photos of cars involved in racing accidents that are later looking perfect (re shells) which if it was a road car would have been written off.

Also research which type of Cup car he is wanting....

86/87 car or later 88/89 car
Andros French Series or European Turbo Cup Series
Rothmans Cup car

Also the race history, drivers and providence with race results is an important part of the cars DNA
 
The boat has sailed there, I think. The days of passed-over £10,000 Cups has long-since passed too, to our great regret...
 

ORIGINAL: 944 man

The boat has sailed there, I think. The days of passed-over £10,000 Cups has long-since passed too, to our great regret...

Totally Simon, there was a French Cup car for sale in bits needing a full rebuild and still missing lots of parts that was €25,000 (£18,500) and it had no racing history plus the original engine was replaced with a later 944 motor!!
 
Thanks gents, some great advice there.

Money isn't really an issue, just finding a car. The one at Strasse is a complete dog apparently. He saw it last week.

The French market could be a good route to a car, will point him in that direction.

Thanks.
 

ORIGINAL: benjj

Thanks gents, some great advice there.

Money isn't really an issue, just finding a car. The one at Strasse is a complete dog apparently. He saw it last week.

The French market could be a good route to a car, will point him in that direction.

Thanks.


If you want any help (if he's thinking of going down the 944 route) just ask [:)]

If it's a later car then I'm of no use as I didn't go down that route for long.... Lol
 
A recent French restoration is a re shell. For some reason the owner did not mention it.
 
Thanks Martin, i'll put you in touch.

He's currently chatting to EMC about building him something too. Not sure what spec.
 
I'm surprised that no one else has (I've only alluded to it) mentioned the Cup car that was available for under £10,000 a few years ago. I wasn't worried about the provenance as repairer's lien and storage more than covered its value (giving the original vendor a good title) - I simply didn't think that a tatty journeyman's M754 was worth ten thousand pounds! [:(]
 

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