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How to check if my 2002 is a real alpina ?


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need photos and motor number

Many! close-up photos all over

and would it be too much to ask

for a Bill Of Sale with Alpine stationary?

such a thing did exist on real ones.

could be like the Hertz Rental Shelby Mustang?

Only 1,385 were made originally-

but now 1,598 are known to exist

(i made up the #s just for demonstration purpose)

'86 R65 650cc #6128390 22,000m
'64 R27 250cc #383851 18,000m
'11 FORD Transit #T058971 28,000m "Truckette"
'13 500 ABARTH #DT600282 6,666m "TAZIO"

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a real Alpina should have papers :

example:

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buy a book or two and read-up

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Author: R.M. Clarke

Format: Paperback, 140 Pages

Item: 128668

ISBN: 9781855204911

Publisher: Brooklands Books

Series: Performance Portfolio

Specs

Illustrations: B&W Ill: 180

Size: 8 x 10.75 x 0.37

Weight: 0.938 lb.

Published: May 27th 1999

DC: AE

List Price: $24.95 $18.71

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DescriptionReader ReviewsAlpina tuning parts was set up in 1965 after the successful conversion on the 1500 saloon. During the 1960s and 1970s the company grew and was soon acknowledged as the leading performance conversion specialist for the marque. Later the only way that Alpina could keep within emissions control and noise regulation was to build the cars themselves. During the 1980s re-engineered cars were built at Buchloe. By their nature these bespoke cars are rare. This book contains contemporary road tests, model introductions, driving impressions, technical data and comparison tests. Models covered: 1600/2000, 2002, 3.0 CSL, 320i, 320, 528 Sports, 630CSi, 333i, B6, 630, B7 Turbo, 2.5CSi, B9 3.5, C1, B10, C2, C2 convertible.

'86 R65 650cc #6128390 22,000m
'64 R27 250cc #383851 18,000m
'11 FORD Transit #T058971 28,000m "Truckette"
'13 500 ABARTH #DT600282 6,666m "TAZIO"

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"real" alpina is hard to describe. unlike the current alpina procedure which is to take possession of your new bmw once it leaves the factory and modify it, the original alpina was a set of parts you could order and install that would not void the warranty and increase it's sportiness. Especially early cars. I'm not aware of "vin plates" on any alpina. most of the time you ordered a package. Such as an A1-4 engine, gearbox, suspension, flares, etc. A 3 gauge pod dash add-on is an option but that's not to say they've never been made since. The value is usually determined by if they have any papers documenting the alpina purchase and how many packages they have. IE is it an A1 motor only? or is it an A4 with the ITB's and FI, high compression pistons, 5 spd CR box, inverted alpina shocks in the back with upgraded alpina brakes. The value of those two cars is a mile apart.

Most alpina cars are pieces of alpina parts put together and that's just how they were done.

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Interestingly enough, working on a story right now for my blog on a "real" AlpinA A2 car, factory build sheets and what not.. Lots of pictures and info to absorb and format. probably be up by end of the weekend.

www.alpinabmw2002.com

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The badge does not look authentic. Looks like it still has the plastic film on it.What parts came on the car?

theres no plastic film its the glare of the flash

. i emailed alpina de. so maybe they can sort this out.

Alpina Nardi Steering wheel.

Alpina stress bar.

Dual webers.

recaro seats.

alpina header.

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this is the badge.

reckon that's simply been added by someone at a later date. Not sure when alpina changed their logo, but it's certainly the later style, and why is there no info stamped on it other than one wobbly number?

Get some pics of the car up.

Nick

 

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