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Just spotted this coming up for auction soon
https://www.silverstoneau...0609-1-silverston-0721


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Tony
 
blade7 said:
Is it just a turbo S with a roll cage?


Looks that way. Was SilberRosa, now GP white, engine bay looks a different colour (slate grey?). Will be interesting to see what it makes value-wise as I don‘t really see it being all that as a car.
 
To be fair to them it does say
"Originally finished in Silver Rose (LM3Z ) and raced in that rare hue but now resplendent in Grand Prix White with instantly recognisable period race livery
so yes it's a silver rose car, I'm a bit surprised they didn't strip more of the interior out to race it mind.
 
Not sure if anyone noticed but that looks like an old auction?

Top of the page states 2021 :ROFLMAO:

 
Assuming it's all in good condition, I'd see it between £30-40k. I'd change it back to Silver Rose paint if someone gave it to me. The fact Needles punted a fairly standard turbo S around some tracks is worth not much extra IMO.
 
Something doesn't add up with this...the car that Tiff raced wasn't silver rose, or at least it easn't in photo's taken at the time. Plus I alway's tbought that Tiff raced a Turbo cup car? I stand to be corrected if I have tbis wrong?

Pete

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Bmm...not sure wbat happened to the picture?.. it shows Tiff and another driver with their race cars in 1988.
 
The more I unravel this the more I’m very suspicious - although it’s all academic as DLKnight points out the auction is from a couple of years ago.

The auction house in particular have a bit of a rep for twisting the truth.

I think we have 2 cars here:

Firstly, the Silver Rose Turbo S that Tiff test drove for a magazine article.
Secondly, the #44 Turbo Cup race car as driven in period by Tiff and Dickie.

Then the first car has been resprayed to look like car #44 and is being passed off as it, despite the fact that the actual #44 turbo cup race car is still out there somewhere.
 
Eldavo said:
The more I unravel this the more I’m very suspicious - although it’s all academic as DLKnight points out the auction is from a couple of years ago.

The auction house in particular have a bit of a rep for twisting the truth.

I think we have 2 cars here:

Firstly, the Silver Rose Turbo S that Tiff test drove for a magazine article.
Secondly, the #44 Turbo Cup race car as driven in period by Tiff and Dickie.

Then the first car has been resprayed to look like car #44 and is being passed off as it, despite the fact that the actual #44 turbo cup race car is still out there somewhere.


Yes I think you are right Dave - I couldn't work out why there was an old photo of it in race livery supposedly as a cup car but that it had a road car interior (silver rose). As you say it looks like someone has made the car look like the original cup race car in the photo.

I wonder if that is why it shows as "Not sold", perhaps somebody figured it out and called out the seller at the time for passing off a fake...

EDIT: just popped the registration into the MOT database and it hasn't had an MOT since records went digital
 

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