OT another vintage restored =)
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Absolutely stunnng cars, Alvin! I think I prefer the 2002, BTW - maybe the Martini paintjob. However, I would just like to point out how dated the old Bimmers (and every other brand) looks compared to the beauties that Porsche has consistently produced. Consider a 911 from, I think, the same year:
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Looks fantastic; I REALLY like it!
I have to disagree with Bart. While the car definitely does not look new, it still looks good. I doubt some of today's car will look that good in 30+ years. Also, comparing to the 911 is not really a valid comparison; basically Porsche has gotten off easy in the design area by building the same car since 1965.
I have to disagree with Bart. While the car definitely does not look new, it still looks good. I doubt some of today's car will look that good in 30+ years. Also, comparing to the 911 is not really a valid comparison; basically Porsche has gotten off easy in the design area by building the same car since 1965.
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Alvin,
is this an original Alpina ? or does it have some mods done to it?...... nevermind... I checked your writeup - excellent work.
great looking car !
is this an original Alpina ? or does it have some mods done to it?...... nevermind... I checked your writeup - excellent work.
great looking car !
Last edited by alpinadvl; 01-18-2010 at 03:22 PM.