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Ford Focus Rs T2 Wrc Martini Racing Colin Mcrae Rally 1st Place Winner Car Show on 2040-cars

Year:2012 Mileage:50
Location:

Valencia, California, United States

Valencia, California, United States

This car won 1st Place Last Month (Ford Powered) at the Mustang 50 years anniversary car show in LA. 
It's 2012 ford focus that still have the factory warranty!
It's a show car that flip any heads!
It's been taking care of, covered even in the garage :))
Most of the time people just stop me and take pictures, even on traffic lights!
It's 2.0L TDCI DOHC 16V, exhaust & air filter modified. That sounds exciting!
This was build as a tribute to the historical Martini Racing & Colin McRae the World Rally Champion.
Everything been added, came in from it resource in England & Italy.
Most of the work been made by TMB Racing and Galpin Auto Sport, who are considered number one car tuning in California.
We are talking here about a piece of art that include the following:
Front bumper lip
Ford Focus RS Bodykit made in The UK! For this particular car & year
Front RS bumper 
Front RS hood
Front downforce kit
Front daytime led lights
Front fog lights
Roof rally vent
OZ racing wheels design
Brand New performance Tires 
4 Rally Armor Mud flaps
4 wheels spacers
KW lowering kit
Rear downforce diffuser
Rear downforce WRC wing
Performance exhaust
Performance air filter
Metal racing (gas, break foot rest) pedals
Racing red belt (driver)
Carbonfiber interior decor
Rear tinted windows
Martini Racing, Colin McRae, WRC, Rally Monte Carlo livery stripes & logos. Including Martini Racing emblem bought from Italy & UK From the original resource.
3 T2 emblem 3D chrome/ red logo on both fenders and rear trunk.
All the parts that been removed to modify the car will given to u upon pick up!
Good luck with ur bids!

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