Sauber C9

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Backup chassis for the 1989 season that never raced in period because there was no need for that at the end. Formerly part of the Donington Museum until 2017, later sold by Duncan Hamilton ROFGO looking like the '89 winner and bought by Kenny Acheson, the driver of the number 61 C9, second place at Le Mans 1989. He wanted to have the car with the livery of the number 61 so it was sent to Phil Stott Motorsport to do the necessary changes. This job was finished on time for FOS 2021. The livery was stripped and the bodywork parts and roof marker were repainted, the brake ducts were reworked, the cockpit ventilation inlet was fitted because it didn't have one and now it looks like the second-place finisher in 1989.