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I'd say they were std, nothing in the parts catalogue to say different.

Also to add the obvious, how would any conversion affect the cars value when complete? Negative or positive when you look at the demographic and type of person who typically buy these cars.

yes there's a sep seal and the headlamp lens, easy to do as they just unclip. But you need to release the headlight to get to all clips, I did mine and it took about 40 mins from start to finish.

what are they, how much and where from?

Probably not, the supercharger is an Alpina only item so I expect they keep that closely guarded so you need to go back to them for any works.

It wouldn't surprise me if they were NLA, this is the case for the e39 B10 V8.

Agree with Guy, I work with the asset guys at Heathrow and Luton/Stansted, and they have the reported details as a Diesel LR Vehicle, not an EV.

the one on ebay isn't the same TWR e28 as on CC, that one is still floating around at big money.
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e39 touring for the win. Probably the best 5 ever built.

Or the other thing they say is, it can't be real because it doesn't have sport seats, isn't a manual, doesn't have the alpina trim or the deko kit (basically doesn't meet their assumed expectation of what one is).

thats got a rare trim on it, don't see those today.

you could argue that his asking price is unrealistic and that the final price achieved before is the actual value.

I'm always amazed at the rudimentary way of recording the works done on these back then.

Question though, what is the RO number?

The engine, ecu’s, exhaust, oil cooler along with the wheels, steering wheel etc are all present. All good pointers then, I don't have this as detailed with the vin BUT I do have a few e34 B10s noted under a registered date or part vin and/or if they're a Sytner/John Clark supplied only so I'll do ...

To help we can check the info we have, the John Clark converted cars would have been recorded and for some of the JC cars we do have that info. However it is all sketchy, as the records were hand written and some just didn't survive. Sytners underwent a sale a number of years back and disposed of a ...