Alpina B9 clone before and after pics. Dialup beware.

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RonP
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Before: Euro 528i 1982 Lapis Blue original paint with black seats and blue carpet, no heat, no air, goofy wheels, "IS" rear spoiler, Hartge front. The good: 750il front brakes, 3:73 lsd, steel braided brake lines, short shift kit, and although it had tons of dents, excellent paint!
After: 3.5 dirty motor conversion-Courtesey of Autobahn!, Alpina spoilers, wheel, shift knob, gauges, E39 sport wheels, Flofit seats, new tint, new rugs, etc. Very fun and tossable daily 5er. Image Image
Al Canuck
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Post by Al Canuck »

Wow, what an improvement! It looked kinda low budget/boy racerish in the before pics. Super classy in the after pics. Nice job.

Al
Yellow2
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Post by Yellow2 »

either way they both are very nice displays of cars. good work.
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Post by canyoncarver »

hey ron......youd be amazed at just how easy this new motor smokes the 255s on the rear of the car..... :D

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Rich in Tupelo
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Post by Rich in Tupelo »

More... must see More pics..... more...more...more... (ok, back to the regularly scheduled program)

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RonP
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Post by RonP »

[QUOTE="jim@dashop"]hey ron......youd be amazed at just how easy this new motor smokes the 255s on the rear of the car..... :D

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Mine is like a Golf Cart compared to yours! The only smoke I'll get is out the tailpipe whilst trying to get a glimpse of your license plate.
Velocewest
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Post by Velocewest »

Ron, what happened to those "goofy wheels"? They look like Epsilons...
RonP
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Post by RonP »

They ended up on Jerry Kingmans e12 M535i clone that went to the east coast. I didn't get the 528 with those
wheels as he removed them before the sale. It had some TSW copies that were fugly. I ended up trading them
back to Jerry for some Alpina goodies.
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Post by shifty »

Good stuff, Ron! I love pretty much all of the blues on E28s. Lapis is a very rare E28 color. Never seen it on one before!
deepdiver
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Post by deepdiver »

Nice Job!
BMWJustin
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Post by BMWJustin »

Ron, it looks great, keep the projects going. It seems that quite a few sweet bimmers I've seen on the net have passed through your hands at one point or another. Good Luck-Justin
M-technik-3
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Post by M-technik-3 »

Looks fantastic. Want an extended range Alpina aluminum tank to finish it off?
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Post by RonP »

Possibly, as cost is always a consideration. You may email me if you wish not to post. [email protected].
Thanks
M-technik-3
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Post by M-technik-3 »

I would like in the ballpark figure of $275.00
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