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Hi Nurburger, I have had this car for some time, in fact I was going over the car's records, saw some photos I took few years ago, and posted. I have been in correspondence with RUF about a potential "restoration" to better than new (thus the review of the car's records), saw photos I took a few years ago, and posted . If you have been following RUF, they continue to intensely develop these cars, and some of the product announcements over the past year have been deeply impressive. Much of that they can integrate into a "restoration.".
On the other hand, it is a true first world problem - the car is in perfect mechanical shape, I have had memorable drives in the car as-is, and she is a beauty. This car easily resolves for me the "Singer VS RUF" threads that have recently sprouted - the Singers are beautiful cars, as in Hermes craftsmanship beautiful, but the RUFs trump it for me as purposeful industrial art.
Car is in RUF ADRIA BLU paint, indigo blu interior, RUF lightweight narrow body configuration, except for the full RUF Integrated Roll Cage and 92 lt tank. Car is 8th of the total 29 CTR2s made (if I remember correctly).
Truly stunning Carlos. Adria looks quite similar to Voodoo, though lighting conditions tell many different stories on these non-metallic blues.
Regarding having Ruf restore and upgrade - wouldn't making the car better than new keep you from driving and enjoying it as much as you have to this point? It certainly looks amazing as it sits in the pictures!