e30 Alpina, is this value for money?
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E30 325i Alpine convertible for sale at a specialist. £5,720.
http://www.chriswarburton.co.uk/alpinac2.htm

Is this value for money? Want a great e30 but having trouble getting my head round such an expensive one....
Views?
http://www.chriswarburton.co.uk/alpinac2.htm

Is this value for money? Want a great e30 but having trouble getting my head round such an expensive one....
Views?
Watch out for serious sill corrosion underneath the plastic sill covers on the M TECH II bodykits (all models).
I previously owned an '89 325i sport and whilst having some other work done it was discovered that both the inner and outer sills had severely corroded to the point that if I'd had an accident,the car could have folded in the middle!.
I queried this with My BMW dealership as they had MOT'd it a few months before and they informed me that they are not allowed to remove the sill covers for the MOT test.It turned out that the only bit of good metal left was where a small square inspection hole was!.
My advice to owners with plastic sill covers is to have them removed once a year to check the true condition of the sills.You never know,it might just save your life!.
I previously owned an '89 325i sport and whilst having some other work done it was discovered that both the inner and outer sills had severely corroded to the point that if I'd had an accident,the car could have folded in the middle!.
I queried this with My BMW dealership as they had MOT'd it a few months before and they informed me that they are not allowed to remove the sill covers for the MOT test.It turned out that the only bit of good metal left was where a small square inspection hole was!.
My advice to owners with plastic sill covers is to have them removed once a year to check the true condition of the sills.You never know,it might just save your life!.
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