Coupe<\/p>\n
Owner Matthew Deane of Didcot, Oxfordshire, England
\nAcquaintance of Pete Thorpe<\/p>\n
for sale ebay.com 6\/2008:
\n157500km
\nComplete Alpina spec, many features including 2.7L Engine, tubular exhaust manifold, Alpina Front and rear bucket seats, Alpina Build Identification Badge, Alpina digital engine temp and oil pressure gauges, Up-rated brakes, LSD, Alpina progressive rate suspension, Electric Windows, Aircon, Alarm Immobiliser. Kenwood MP3 \/ CD Player, sunroof, rear sun blind.
\nLovingly maintained and owned for last 10 years. Service history. New rear Bridgestone tyres, near new fronts, near new complete Alpina stainless steel exhaust.
\nit_support_pros @ ebay.com
\nBrisbane, QLD<\/p>\n
Gussy on performanceforums.com 1\/2010:
\nHey,
\nUp for sale is my fantastic example of the super rare 1989 E30 Alpina B3 – No. 200 of 257 built. A personal import from the UK back in 2000, the car has been fastidiously maintained by fussy owners, myself included, since its manufacture.
\nSpecs:
\nExterior:
\n– 161,735 kilometers
\n– Zinnobar red
\n– Alpina B3 2.7, number 200 of 257 built
\n– 2.7 M20, Alpina cam, 6 branch manifold, Alpina head, Mahle pistons, ported \/ polished head, etc producing 206 bhp and 213 ft \/ lbs of torque. (Non cat versions produce 210 bhp)
\n– Alpina Strut brace
\n– Staggered Alpina alloys 7″ fronts, 8″ rears
\n– Very rare uprated Alpina 296mm front brake disks and uprated calipers
\n– Alpina exhaust system
\n– Front and rear Alpina Spoilers
\n– Alpina progressive rate springs and Bilstein dampers
\n– Alpina Sway Bars
\n– 3.73 LSD
\n– Front fog lights
\n*Interior:
\n– Genuine Alpina Spec Black Recaro seats and door cards
\n– Alpina Steering wheel
\n– Alpina Gearknob
\n– Alpina mats
\n– Alpina digital vent gauge (engine oil temperature, engine oil pressure, diff oil temperature and manifold absolute pressure)
\n– Alpina instrument panel
\n– On board computer and check panel
\n– Air Con
\n– Rear blind
\n– Tweeter speakers
\n– Black Kenwood cd player in keeping with the black Bmw dash.
\n– Electric sunroof, windows, and mirrors.
\n– Map reading lights
\nWhen I bought the car approx 15 months ago it was a credit to the previous owner – no expense spared and maintained regardless of cost as is evident in the huge folder of receipts and history present with the car (- e.g a receipt of approx. 6000 dollars a few years ago for a brand new Alpina exhaust system)
\nI have barely put 2500 kilometers on the car in 15 months due to it being my weekend car, but I can assure you that each and every trip was both enjoyable and memorable.
\nAs I’m quite particular about my cars, I did a total and complete service on the car after I purchased it. It wasn’t scheduled for it until ages after that, but I just wanted to start with everything done properly and at the same time for piece of mind so I did everything together at once.
\nSimon at RX Automotive in Brisbane did this – one of the best known and skilled Bmw mechanics I, and indeed many others Bmw enthusiasts use on an ongoing basis.
\nWhat was serviced and changed (only 2500 kilometers ago):
\n– Engine oil and filter
\n– Cam belt and tensioner
\n– Spark plugs
\n– Waterpump
\n– Thermostat
\n– Bmw Coolant
\n– Air filter
\n– Alternator belt
\n– Power steering belt
\n– Air con belt
\n– Diff oil
\n– Gearbox oil
\n– Brake and Clutch fluid
\nIt was also noted during this service that the rear diff bush was slightly worn so this was changed, along with a service on the big brake kit as well. Discs and pad thickness were noted to be perfect.
\nThe engine oil and filters were also changed only 35 kilometers ago (it had been 2500 k’s since it’s last change)
\nIt also comes with all the Bmw bit and pieces like the (working!) glovebox torch, full toolkit, toweye, warning triangle and unopened and sealed first aid kit.
\nA fifth Alpina alloy wheel is also the spare.
\nAs for a brief talk on the car:
\nNo wear present on the Recaro seats or interior.
\nNo cracks in the dash.
\nIt starts first time, every time with excellent oil pressure as shown on the Alpina digital readout.
\nPaint is in superb condition with absolutely no fade.
\nBodywork is excellent with no dents or scratches.
\nTyres still have 80% thread left on them.
\nRemote central locking with alarm with immobiliser.
\nFantastic 6 cylinder sound helped by the stainless Alpina exhaust.
\nPlenty of power available from it, with loads of torque for a comfortable, swift feel.
\nIt’s been an absolute pleasure to own and drive. It’s extremely rare, fantastic to drive and is guaranteed to give rewarding and memorable ownership. Only selling due to a change in personal circumstances.
\nAny questions or inspections are welcome and indeed encouraged.
\nRWC will be supplied on request,
\nCar is located in Brisbane, QLD.
\nOffers around $22,500,
\nPM or ring 0450573181<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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