BMW Alpina B6 2.8 1992 Germany delivered
This BMW Alpina B6 2.8 was built in 1992 and is production number 003 of only 182 pieces of this type built by Alpina. The car was delivered as a new car in Germany. The original service and instruction booklets are present with this sporty sedan, the mileage of 172.671 is demonstrable. The paintwork in the color Brilliant Red is in very good condition, as is the completely original Alpina sport interior. A very sporty and rare version of the BMW 3 series, with a 240 horsepower 2752cc six-cylinder engine and manual gearbox. This Alpina B6 is furthermore equipped with a sliding roof, air conditioning, electrically adjustable seats and of course the 17 ”Alpina rims. A wonderful addition to your collection of German classic cars, or for the enthusiast who wants to enjoy the sporty character of this Alpina. Contact us for more information or visit us in Waalwijk!
For US customers:
Our cars can be picked up from our New Jersey warehouse (Linden, NJ) from Monday till Saturday.
Price for shipping a car from The Netherlands to our New Jersey warehouse is USD 1800. This price excludes 3% import duties and excludes shipping from NJ to your home address.
Our staff in New Jersey can quote you home delivery. Mileage is read from the odometer, can not be proven unless stated otherwise.
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ERclassics, Kleiweg 1, 5145 NA WAALWIJK
Telephone: + 31 416751393
Showroom open Monday till Saturday 09.00-17.00hrs. Every first sunday of the month open from 12.00-16.00hrs. All cars we advertise are in our showroom in the Netherlands.
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