An distinctive 1984 BMW ALPINA B6 2.8/1, a uncommon gem amongst basic automobiles with solely round 260 ever made, is presently being auctioned on Carry-A-Trailer. This specific mannequin is the twenty fifth of its variety, mixing the timeless BMW E30 design with ALPINA’s distinctive efficiency upgrades.

The physique, initially in ALPINA Blue Metallic with silver ALPINA graphics, underwent repainting 5 years in the past. It options an ALPINA entrance spoiler, a rear decklid spoiler, and a power-operated sunroof. Notably, there’s a dent on the passenger door and a few paint flaws. It rides on basic ALPINA 16” alloy wheels, lately up to date with new Toyo Extensa HP tires.

Underneath its hood lies the B6/2 2.8-L inline-six engine, a testomony to ALPINA’s engineering prowess on the time. It options lighter Mahle pistons, a efficiency camshaft, and improved combustion chambers and exhaust techniques. Initially, it provided 210 hp and 199 lb-ft of torque, and has been retrofitted with a Bosch Motronic gas injection system from an E32.

Sporty Inside

The inside boasts basic Recaro LS seats in grey material with vinyl sides, embellished with blue and inexperienced stripes. A four-spoke MOMO steering wheel with an Alpina hub is fitted, alongside a VDO instrument cluster. The cluster features a non-functioning tachometer and a number of other illuminated warning lights. Preserving its heritage, the automobile options the unique wooden ALPINA shift knob, a cassette stereo, and an analog clock, together with a dashboard plaque confirming its standing because the twenty fifth B6 2.8/1 constructed.

As of now, this 1984 ALPINA B6 reveals about 96,000 miles on the odometer and has obtained a high bid of $50,000, with three days remaining within the public sale. This distinctive car, quantity 25 out of roughly 260 produced throughout a two-year span, is obtainable in San Diego, California, with a clear Arizona title.

[Source: Bring-a-Trailer]