This is too sweet...

[Jr ///M5]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...sPageName=WDVW

Although I really don't care for the Alpina Pinstripes down the sides, the rest of it is awesome.

Enjoy,
Jr

[632 Regal]

Nice ride, real clean except the rear door jams...surprized you didnt see that Jr. Probably going to buy it and itching to clean it up right? LOL

[Jeff N.]

Car's been on e-bay before. Same place..Vancouver CA. Close to me - should make a road trip up and check it out!

[Paul in NZ]

if that is the car i think it is i have that whole page saved just for the pics...it is

its cryin out for blue shadow line tho.....(Jeff go at night and send me the wheels,you can have the engine)

[Incantation]

hmm.. the car is only about a 15 minute drive from me.. i will have to check it out

[ve39]

yeah i live in the same place too i was wondering what is Alpina ?

[Paul in NZ]

question.Name one of the most famous bmw "tuners".....

Answer.............

[Black 535i]

The ad states on EBay that the car is not able to be brought into the US legally through a purchase. But one can buy the car, register it in Canada and keep it on insurance there for three months or more and then one can just drive it across the border and have it reregistered here in the US. This is what I did with my old Canada spec Civic SI years ago. As long as you have owned and insured the car outside the US in your name, you can drive it across the border and have your state pass it without any long process to replace all the speedos and such. The guy who bought my Canadian Civic here in Illinois loved the car for that reason-he had soemthing no one else had. Anyone want to give it a try-too far for me but it is tempting!

question.Name one of the most famous bmw "tuners".....

Answer.............

[bahnstormer]

u'd need a residence in canada to register it though, and inspect it and stuff...
and not having the car for 3 months would be a hassle....

i think u can bring it to the usa as a race only vehicle correct? no street registration...

[Robin-535im]

Coming in from Canada is easier than from Europe, IIRC. Tack on $3k - $5k to get the qualifications done.