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Not Sold (Est: £586,390 - £837,700)
1989 Aston Martin AMR1 Group C Sports Prototype
Monaco • 10 May 2014
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AI Listing Summary
This 1989 Aston Martin AMR1 Group C Sports Prototype, chassis AMR1/04, is one of only four ever made and boasts a strong racing history, including a 4th place finish at Brands Hatch in 1989. It features a 723 bhp Aston Martin V-8 engine, a Hewland five-speed manual transaxle, and a carbon-fibre chassis, and has been actively raced in historic events, making it a competitive and well-maintained example.
Condition
7
While the car has been actively raced and maintained by specialists, it is described as "on the button" and suitable for further events, suggesting it doesn't require immediate significant reconditioning. However, being a race car, it likely has wear consistent with its use, preventing a rating higher than Very Good.
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Manual
Chassis No:
AMR1/04
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723 bhp at 7,200 rpm, 563 lb-ft torque, 5,998 cc all-alloy Aston Martin V-8 engine with Callaway four-valve cylinder heads, Hewland five-speed manual transaxle with changeable final-drive ratios, carbon-fibre and Kevlar chassis tub, F1-type front and rear suspension, and four-wheel disc brakes.
Weight: 920–960 kg Wheelbase: 2,900 mm 723 bhp at 7,200 rpm, 563 lb-ft torque, 5,998 cc all-alloy Aston Martin V-8 engine with Callaway four-valve cylinder heads, Hewland five-speed manual transaxle with changeable final-drive ratios, carbon-fibre and Kevlar chassis tub, F1-type front and rear suspension, and four-wheel disc brakes.
Weight: 920–960 kg Wheelbase: 2,900 mm In mid-1987, Aston Martin was already planning its next Group C racer, the AMR1.
By 1988, the car was funded by automotive magnate Peter Livanos and would be designed by Canadian Max Boxstrom, of Dymag Wheels, whilst Ecurie Ecosse would back it, under the direction of Hugh McCaig, Ray Mallock, and Richard Williams.
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£8,424
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£8,424
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£8,424
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