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  1. 10-03-2013, 03:38 AM #8
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    lots of debate about that car................. Rick is right. it is a Werks rallye ST, and one of TWO known as "Rallye ST's" the other being 0950

    its first event was the 1970 Alpine rally where it won as car #3 where it won with Waldergaard
    then it did the RAC rally with Larousse (6th) both as S-R 2970
    It did the 1971 Monte Carlo as a service car with Barth before being sold to Meznarie and raced by Larousse on "trade plates" (i think 228WWL91) before being registered as 4833 QC 91 and later (in 1971) being sold to Larousse.

    here it is in first outing
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