Fair to say this is a rather unique vehicle! What started life as a humble Audi 80 has been (visually) converted into a full Touring Car recreation by specialists Area 22 Designs. I bought it a few months ago with the intention of converting it into a track car, with plans for to fit an Audi TT 225 engine, uprated brakes and an FIA-approved roll cage. Sadly, a bore-scored Porsche 911 is taking all of my time and budget away from this build so it is time to move it on to a new home. The good parts: - Superbly wrapped with a handbuilt front splitter and rear wing. Looks absolutely fantastic - Long service history - Lowered springs with Eibach camber bolts - Team Dynamics 18" refurbished white wheels - Kracken back box, sounds incredible - 2 x OMP bucket racing seats with racing harness - Stripped out interior - Valid MOT until November 2025 - Can be driven away, does not need trailering The not so good bits: - Whilst drivable, the engine is in need of some light TLC. - Has a display roll cage at the moment, not suitable for actual track day use - Track-prepped dashboard not wired in - A documented change of numberplate recently (the previous owner wanted to keep the numberplate for nostalgic purposes) The car is currently being stored at a specialist indoor dry car storage in West Sussex. With enough notice, I can get the car out of storage for a test drive. A visually fantastic car that needs some gentle TLC to become as mechanically impressive as it looks and sounds. That old cliche stands - you won't find another one!