theALPINAregister.com

No definite plans yet, but I think he's intending to keep it off the road for a full mechanical going over and a thorough detailing.
Guess it will then depend what he finds.

Thanks Hap.
Safe to say he didn't pay anywhere near the original asking price, it ended up within the range that forum experts suggested originally.
Obviously needs some work but he seems happy with his purchase.

So, #62 has a new home. Looking a bit grubby after a 200+ mile trip north.



In truth, she actually belongs to my Dad, but since he's not really one for internet forums, I thought I'd update you with her whereabouts.

At £500 a week, that's some rate of depreciation for a near 20yr old car!

E24man wrote:Buttons underneath the leather on the back of the wheel.

Thanks

I am not sure how to copy links on my phone. But if you take a look at the Alpina Car Care/Detailing section of the forum Dec 15th 2015 you will see a thread titled "Getting striped up" In that thread you find pictures of what we had done to the interior. It did need some attention when we bought i...

So, I realise this is probably a stupid question but please humour me: Was having a chat with my old man today and as neither of us have actually driven an E36 Alpina was hoping someone could clarify: How do the switch-tronic steering wheel controls work? Are the arrows on the front of the wheel the...

Sure we'll find out in due course.

#66's interior is a thing of beauty Didn't realise it's whereabouts were know as i couldn't see it listed on the register.

Anyone know if this has now sold?

The AT ad has disappeared although it's still on Car & Classic.

I did also find this old link to #66 which appears to have been for sale back in 2015
https://www.classiccarauctions.co.uk/19 ... na-touring

Does look nice, but the fact it's been up with that dealer for at least 6mths would concern me a little.