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Nope, wouldn't be fit for purpose. The S2 wasn't rallied professionally, but it was built with rallying in mind(there has been plenty used by private parties though). Unlike the S1 which has seen plenty of action.
Has anyone got a link to more irrelevant answers? ???
Your reply doesn't make any sense i answered the question and the answer was nope, Why would Ford build a RS as a cabriolet.... You cant Rally a Cabriolet.
Rubbish. Please see my link in my first post it shows all Escort RS model made by Ford. Not one in the link is a Cabriolet(I posted the link to end the doubts). RS stands for Rallye Sport, You cant enter a rally event with a Cabriolet. Every Escort RS has been entered in a rally event whatever event it is.
the only way would say rs on book if ones was built and genuine bits used and then validated by DVLA inspectors.
Almost correct. You could build one, and you could register it as new or age unknown, but you couldn't register is as "Make: Ford" or "Model: Escort RS Turbo". It's actually a lot more complicated than people claim. As an individual registering a car you have to give it a unique Make and a unique Model without infringing on copyrights. Take a look at the logbook for any car built "new" from a 909 shell...
If it were re-registered (and subsequently given a Q plate) then there may be a loophole for some kind of ringer.