Reply With Quotecan we get some underhood pics????
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Very nice, jealous is not an adequate word.
Big, Big Time Poster
can we get some underhood pics????
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That is Rainer, the collector
http://www.7-forum.com/bild.php?bild...&title=Rainers Alpina B6 2,8 auf dem 7er-Stammtisch in Moers&cpy=Christian Schütt
Here are some more pics of his B6, pics can be enlarged to postcard size and sent by email
http://www.7-forum.com/mein7er/treff...904/index2.php
Major Contributor
Wow this is just ****ing rediculous
Rich germans. jebus. Everysingle one of those is unbelievable.
so how bout we import some Alpina's
J.McWatters
Super Moderator
He is not that rich. He owns a small insurance agency with his partner and both are Alpina. That is why they have 2 Alpina as company cars, one of them the E34 Touring.
He is frequently checking for offers in Alpina's with complete history and in original state or worth to restore. He rented a small storage building/hall where they do the restauration work.
Puts all his money into Alpina's.
I do hope that my E32 750iL Highline project will go as smooth as his restauration work.
Highline were built less than 5.000, that is one of the reasons I opted for the Highline and the V12. I have now 2 Highline, one as back-up for parts.
Grand Master
Was that Touring really an auto? How bizarre. Love the blue and white combo though.
~6 speed~ Rear Fogs ~ Shadowline ~ Tow Package ~ OEMMM///S38B38
The 3.0 Allrad Touring would be a dream car. (Edit: Acording to the Alpina site, 74 were made) Been searching around a little so see if they are available. 525iX Tourings on the net are 3-5k Euros. Reading some import stories, it does not seem too difficult to bring one in.
The 3.0 is essentially a 2.5 bored out so maybe it would not be a problem either?
Last edited by bighc2000; 10-18-2005 at 09:08 AM. Reason: More info
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