UK registration AL03ALP, B3SXL<\/p>\n
Registered as Alpina<\/p>\n
Briefnr: 742660
\nOrdernr: 1357922
\nSytner Nottingham, NG1012<\/p>\n
Production data from buildregister at Alpina – picture taken during factory visit in summer 2007 by Charles @ fastsaloons.com<\/p>\n
for sale autotrader.co.uk 3\/2008:
\n44000miles, \u00a317895
\n1 owner
\nGrove Garage
\n190 London Road
\nBalderton
\nNewark
\nNotts NG24 3BN
\nTel 1: 01636 704 937
\nTel 2: 07976 283 966<\/p>\n
for sale pistonheads.com 8\/2008:
\n52000miles, \u00a316750
\nSpecial order Napper Leather Extended to gear gaitor and dash. Classic stitching on steering wheel.Elec memory seats including Lumbar support. Xenons. Wide screen Navigation with TV and RDS. Voice control. Blue tooth. Harman Kardon Hi Fi. High gloss shadow line. Anthracite headlining. Rear side airbags.
\nFolding exterior mirrors. Climate comfort windscreen. Electric glass sunroof. Ski bag. Heated front seats.
\nI pod fitting. Full BMW service history. Mot and taxed until May 2009. I am the second owner.
\nRay Russell
\nEast Sussex, United Kingdom<\/p>\n
for sale pistonheads.com 9\/2013:
\n76308miles, \u00a313995
\nHaving had just 3 owners \u2013 including the current \u2013 the paperwork file is almost complete, with every MOT certificate and nearly all service paperwork, largely from BMW main dealers. Also included is a copy of the original supplying invoice and order specification sheet. In addition to this, the B3S previously belonged to a longstanding and fastidious customer of Munich Legends, so we are very confident of its history and provenance
\nMunich Legends<\/p>\n
for sale pistonheads.com 5\/2016:
\n82600miles, \u00a314500
\nWe purchased the vehicle from the highly regarded Munich Legends in February 2014, complete with an Inspection 2 service. At the time it had done just over 76,000 miles and now sits at 82,600 which is why we decided to sell\u2026 Garaged throughout our ownership, it\u2018s just not getting used. It has just had an oil and brake fluid service, and there was a slight diff oil weep which was remedied.
\nFor a 13 year old car, it is in fine shape and has been cherished whilst in our care. If we were keeping the car, in our opinion it would benefit from having the bonnet re-sprayed if you\u2019re looking for a showroom finish. There are no dents or severe scratches on the bodywork, just age related stone chips to the bonnet area. Shortly after purchasing the car, Munich Legends repainted the front bumper and picked out the \u2018Alpina\u2019 emblem in red, and the Alpina Classic alloys were refurbished by Lepsons. The silky smooth B3S drives faultlessly and is the perfect alternative to an M3 if you\u2019re looking for a car with power and refinement. Alpina filled the void where BMW failed to supply an M powered touring, and this model really is the perfect wolf in sheep’s clothing – with that beefy 3.4 litre naturally aspirated straight six power-plant!
\nPrivate Seller
\nHertfordshire<\/p>\n
Date tested 1 June 2017
\nMileage 83,282 miles
\nMOT test number 5171 8881 0667
\nTest location
\nSIMPLY MOTS UCKFIELD LIMITED
\nUNIT 4
\nPLOT 14
\nUCKFIELD TN22 1QL<\/p>\n
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