ex works alpine for sale !

[Dan]

http://mobile.de/SIDoeukB86IcAIxHtaz0JcaRg-t-vaNexlCsAsCsK%F3P%F3R~BmSB10LsearchPublicJ10920275 63A1LsearchPublicD1100CCarY-t-vctpLtt~BmPA1B21B20B33-t-vCaMkMoSm_X_Y_x_ysO~BSRA6D1100E20700FalpineFALPINE A2A0A0A0A0/cgi-bin/da.pl?bereich=pkw&id=11111111140876063&top=33&

[Midi]

Nice :OMG:

[Roger]

Funny, I was looking at the same car at carclassic website yesterday. Have you seen the price! It looks like it needs a fair bit of TLC.

You would have to be VERY confident you knew what you were looking at to buy that one. The steering arm is definately a "non original" item. I can't quite make out the rear caliper, but it does not look quite right. Likewise, the ID plates look like they have had "History" - at least it says 1600vb which would be right ;) .

No competition history, so probably very hard to trace back whether or not it was used as a works recce car. Notice it has a clock where the oil temp would be ;)

There are tales of many "Usine" Alpines being faked in France being sold to the unwary. I have been told that the Alpine records for works cars were very badly kept, so finding out if a car really was works is very very hard. Best bet is by tracing back owners and researching original photos etc. showing the car in events.

For a lot less money, for sure it would be very interesting to have an Alpine like that.

[gram]

Audi Quattro S1 - Ex Stig Bloomquist - FOR SALE, ONLY 200,000 EUROS

http://www.carclassic.com/html/DG65.htm

http://www.carclassic.com/images8/DG65/DG65-2.jpg

[Roger]

That's more like it........ :D

[pepe2]

WOW, that Audi, if I have money so much, it would be AWESOME to have it, :P but well I don't have :cry: