e30 c2 2.7
I'm with Simon on this totally.
Is the register linked to the V5 details? If not then that's a personal input of information, so they'll say 2.7 and not 2.5.
This is the major issue with the 'older' UK cars, its hard to verify as what one person thinks is different to what others think or know.
But as I've said (and Simon has said) a new owner could have changed the log book information, but it wasn't standard practice when the cars were new. Pretty sure this was down to issues when new with new car registrations etc otherwise why just change the capacity and not alter the model references?
Is the register linked to the V5 details? If not then that's a personal input of information, so they'll say 2.7 and not 2.5.
This is the major issue with the 'older' UK cars, its hard to verify as what one person thinks is different to what others think or know.
But as I've said (and Simon has said) a new owner could have changed the log book information, but it wasn't standard practice when the cars were new. Pretty sure this was down to issues when new with new car registrations etc otherwise why just change the capacity and not alter the model references?
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2000 e39 B10 V8 Touring
1985 e23 B10 (sold)
1995 B3 saloon switchtronic (sold)
2000 e39 B10 V8 Touring
1985 e23 B10 (sold)
1995 B3 saloon switchtronic (sold)
Hi ha guys after getting the car home I have gone through the paperwork had a good friend of mine give the car a once over it is a gen 2.7 all the bits are still their eg alpina goodies ecu gear knob etc.abit of history on the car the owner had a letter back from Nottingham when he brought it confirming in a letter from them it was a gen alpina and what was fitted to it also a hpi check came back with the only thing flagged up was it had a plate transfer private plate once in its life it had got tons of paperwork and I was surprised to see its even got it factory build slip with the vin on it when It was new I will be uploading pics hopefully Torrow as busy at the moment with work
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Thanks for sharing your Alpina find. Look forward to the pictures
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having the ECU and gearnob still fitted isn't a guarantee that the engine is fitted. Your "expert" needs to go back to school!
the engine number stamped on the block needs to be the same as the last 7 digits of the donor cars chassis number. Alot have MIA engines and they ALL crack their cylinder heads at some point on th 2.7 engines so its is very very common to see one with a stock 325i head fitted.
the engine number stamped on the block needs to be the same as the last 7 digits of the donor cars chassis number. Alot have MIA engines and they ALL crack their cylinder heads at some point on th 2.7 engines so its is very very common to see one with a stock 325i head fitted.
Hi ya Simon yes you are 100% his had a look at the numbers as you suggested in ur pm and the numbers do match still haven't had the body kit of etc to have s look for rust had s nose around at the inner arches etc all good and took it for a checky drive drives really well have taken a few picks etc trying to upload
have you checked the sport carefully, i understand that the logbook could be changed to add words such as "sport" if requested by the owner in the past.....it might just be a 325ise with a bodykit
...just winding you up mate good to see another alpine white C2 2.7 out there. i glanced at your pic and panicked as i though you had sprayed it black! i always wondered what a red leather interior would look like, so more pics required...
...just winding you up mate good to see another alpine white C2 2.7 out there. i glanced at your pic and panicked as i though you had sprayed it black! i always wondered what a red leather interior would look like, so more pics required...