Ford RS200 Group B Rally Car Information & Database

It wasn't my intension to try and drive the car in 2WD mode, would probably be lethal with an EVO engine anyway. I've been asked about displaying it at Techno Classic in Essen and as it's a non runner at the moment will have to manoeuvre it on the display by pushing it around. But I find the rolling...

My car, like most I think, has the transmission mode selector lever locked in 4WD 37/63 split mode. In this mode the car is very very hard to push along. If this lever is unlocked and rear wheel drive mode selected does this make the car any easier to push.

William (096)

What ever happened to the T bars?

William (096)

Saw this car for sale at the Tecno Classica in Essen in 2011 by a Portugese company Sports Classe for some inflated price. They also had quite a few other tastey items for sale. I did send Justin a few pictures and some history as the salesman told me (Was never added to the Chassis Number Database ...

The original light units are Hella Rallye 2000. The drive lights are not so difficult to find on ebay (second hand) but the spots are quite difficult to find. Both are I believe still available new from Hella Australia, although the spots (pencil beams) are the later style lens pattern which is slig...

Just come across this:

http://kleinanzeigen.ebay.de/anzeigen/s ... d/u9443764

Nice looking car and spec. but €149,000.

William
096

I don't think any RS200 is street legal in the USA as I don't think they have type approval there. The EVO isn't strictly road legal in the UK because of the hydraulic handbrake, but my car (096) has always been road registered in the UK. I guess when it was first registered it was done using the ty...

Try this

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... &viewitem=
William (096)

For sale in Houston, Texas. VIN not stated.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... &viewitem=

William (096)

New release for 2011, Kalle Grundel on 1986 Swedish Rally -

http://www.scalextric.com/shop/search/? ... earch.y=13

Hopefully there will be more to follow