They’re being prepared by CNC Motorsport AWS, a well-known household name in the historic touring car scene for their builds and preparation. Its founder, Alan Strachan, is an Andy Rouse Engineering alum, on the team when these cars were racing in period. It’s only right then that CNC AWS exclusively produces a number of ARE components including roll cages, suspension uprights and rear arms.
The three cars are to be built up to 1990 Andy Rouse Engineering specifications, with the first car using an unused stock ‘909’ Ford Motorsport shell per the period cars. Powering them will be freshly-built Cosworth YB turbocharged four-cylinder engines good for over 575PS (423kW), with help from one of the original engine builders Vic Drake. The first car will be finished by early 2022, complete with an Andy Rouse Engineering build plate, in addition to HTP papers, a fuel cell and roll cage certificates. The cars will be fully eligible and ready to race in the relevant series. The cars can come in stock white or there are options for painted liveries.