1676010

I have a letter from Alpina Classic stating that the car was converted "in our house, US Chassis 1676010, delivery 07/1970."

Ray

I also have a copy of the Alpina invoice:

Holy sh*t! That car got The Works! ?

How did that car pass U.S. Customs? ??

And today, is all of this equipment still with the car? If not, what’s missing? I can see the 5.5” Alpina steel rims in your photo.

So I’m seeing a total price, including factory options (sunroof, tinted glass, XAS’s, and close-ratio 5-speed) of DM 11,068, plus Alpina (dealer!) options of DM 7,769, for the total of DM 18,837. The buyer doubled the DM 9,580 cost of the base 2002 between factory and dealer options. ?

And there’s that September 30, 1970 physical delivery to Miami, which must account for a 1971 U.S. emissions sticker.... ?

Thanks for posting,

Steve

I'll say, very, very rare to find one still together with the alpine factory documentation.

Finally got the Alpina certificate late last year.

Certainly one of the best-documented U.S.-bound Alpina-modified cars!

Congrats!

Looks like General Counsel’s office drafted every word except “July 1970”! 🙄😉

Were you ever, per chance, able to speak with the original owner? These guys were usually real “car guys”, who reveled in the cars’ details and recall in detail the long process of acquiring them!

Best regards,

Steve