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1986 - Ford Sierra RS Cosworth
Chassis no.
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1986 - Ford Sierra RS Cosworth
Chassis no.
See original version (French)
Lot no. 115
Description
1986 - Ford Sierra RS Cosworth
Chassis no. WF0EXXGBBEGR85445
French registration title
French registration title
Vehicle prepared for competition, sold without scrutineering
Véhicule préparé pour la compétition, vendu sans contrôle technique
Authentic Gr. N from the golden age, with a proven track record, ready for the most exciting races of its kind...
Authentic Gr. N from the golden age, with a proven track record, ready for the most exciting races of its kind...
- In the small world of motoring, the two initials RS - for Renn Sport - attached to the Sierra enabled this car to achieve superstar status at the end of the 1980s. With its bad-boy looks, it immediately won the favour of the public and drivers alike by becoming the bête noire of the roads and circuits against its best enemies, the BMW M3 e30 and Mercedes 190E 2.3-16.
- This is particularly true of the car that illustrates these pages, which thrilled fans in the east of France in its day, when it was in the hands of a fiery Vosges driver by the name of Guy Deybach.
- At the wheel of the car which illustrates these pages, between 1989 and 1990 he took part in a number of top regional and national rallies, including the Alsace Vosges, the Mont-Blanc, the Vosges du Nord, the Lorraine and the Alpes Vaudoises, with some notable results including a 7th place and a class victory in the 1989 Alsace-Vosges...
- The current owner acquired the car just over 10 years ago, directly from Guy Deybach. Although the car was in decent condition, he has since spent nearly €22,000 to perfect it and give it the care and tuning it needs for this demonic two-wheel drive, whose performance is no longer in doubt.
- Sold with its rally, hill climb and circuit PTH obtained in 2020 and its vintage FFSA passport attesting to its history, this sublime and efficient Sierra RS Cosworth will delight any gentleman driver wishing to take part in hill climbing or historic rallying, in particular the Tour de Corse Historique, or other legendary events on the calendar. Please note that the safety equipment (bucket seats, harness, fire extinguisher) will need updating if necessary.
- In the small world of motoring, the two initials RS - for Renn Sport - attached to the Sierra enabled this car to rise to superstar status in the late 1980s. With its bad boy looks, it immediately won over the public and drivers alike, becoming the bête noire of the roads and racetracks against its greatest rivals, the BMW M3 e30 and Mercedes 190E 2.3-16.
- This is particularly true of the car featured on these pages, which thrilled fans in eastern France in its day when it was in the hands of a fiery driver from the Vosges region named Guy Deybach.
- At the wheel of the car illustrated on these pages, he took part in several major regional and national rallies between 1989 and 1990, including the Alsace Vosges, Mont-Blanc, Vosges du Nord, Lorraine and Alpes Vaudoises, with some notable results including 7th place and a class victory at Alsace-Vosges in 1989...
- The current owner acquired the car just over 10 years ago, directly from Guy Deybach. Although it was in good condition and working order, he has since spent nearly €22,000 to perfect it and give it the care and adjustments necessary for this demonic 2-wheel drive, whose performance is well established.
- Sold with its 2020 rally, hill climb and circuit PTH and its original FFSA passport attesting to its history, this sublime and efficient Sierra RS Cosworth will delight any gentleman driver wishing to compete in hill climbs or historic rallies, notably the Tour de Corse Historique, or other legendary events on the calendar. Please note that safety equipment (bucket seats, harnesses, fire extinguisher) will need to be updated if necessary.
Est. 50 000 - 70 000 €
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