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Tested and in working condition.
 

Holds vacuum. 
 

$550 shipped

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Anybody know of somebody who owns an Alpina A4 2002tii in the Seattle area? 

According to the pdf in the first post, on page 9 - USA spec tii's from  VIN 2760630 have the pointy front 'bumperettes'.  These would be pre 8/72 production cars.  I have a 3/72 tii with those exact 'pointy' bumperettes.

I have (2) '72 2002's and have always wondered why they have different bumper overriders.   

The tii: VIN 27612XX (March, 1972 production) has plastic intake runners and the shorter, pointier ('73) style bumper overriders and early non-reinforced bumper brackets.  

The regular 02: VIN 25801XX (January, 1972 production) has the taller ('72) style bumper overriders with the same non-reinforced bumper brackets. 

Both cars are untouched, original, never been hit, never been painted.  Sorry this does not answer or resolve your question ... if anything, it complicates it 

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Come on silly Joe, 4-doors are for kids!

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Pretty sure it's called 'Petty Blue'. It's a southern thing. Finally talked to the owner ... the original owner! What a piece of AMC metal. You would have liked it. Enough room inside to pimp all of your friends around Kinda odd to be talking on the forum, eh? My day was very long. Am just feeling better now, but still ache in the chest. Think I'll take up drinking or rallying like you! Oh, right, that '02 was great looking at about 100 yards as it was pulling away.

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Got owned by a '72 baikal(?) on I-80 outside of Sacramento. Paint a bit faded but car had a solid stance. Loomis area. Nice to see the old ones at speed!

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Kinda like this?

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