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what's the rarest E30 know to exist?
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They're uncommon for sure, I'd guess there were fewer than equivalent Hartge cars. Does yours have a VIN from MK (not sure if they were ever a manufacturer), or is it a bolt on setup?
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Those wheels are what is on our E28 with a bunch of Hartge bits.
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Originally posted by 2mAn View Postthis has been a very interesting and entertaining thread... rants, random weird cars, sad stories of death (cars) and theft... it has it all
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Originally posted by Nairb View PostIt's really too bad Denmark doesn't have a death penalty.
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Originally posted by Der Ruffian View PostProbably chopped up by now, but this is an Alpina B6S 3.5 ''Number 63'' (Yes I know only 62 was ever built, but this was built by an Alpina mechanic with original Alpina parts, and had Alpina papers, and a detailed description of the build).
Previously owned by BMW's DTM driver Alexander Burgstaller.
Stolen in december from a shop here in Denmark, where it was in for maintenance
I was hoping it would be found, but sadly I'm quite sure someone wanted that car for parts.
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this has been a very interesting and entertaining thread... rants, random weird cars, sad stories of death (cars) and theft... it has it all
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I don’t even know if that would help. The proportion of the windows is off and make that rear C pillar just look all kinds of weird.
Just because it’s rare, doesn’t mean it’s desirable.
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Just because a company can, does not mean that they should. Although I suspect this would look better with small early bumpers.
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Originally posted by Powling View PostIt looks so awkward with only 2 doors instead of 4.
The rear overhang on the e30 is too long for the proportions to look quite right with the deleted C pillar - BMW would have shortened the rear overhang & angle of the hatch for a factory 3 door - or added a black C pillar to break up the length of the rear side glass.
It's funny that looking at the '02 there, the real spiritual successor to the original touring is the e36 compact.
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Probably chopped up by now, but this is an Alpina B6S 3.5 ''Number 63'' (Yes I know only 62 was ever built, but this was built by an Alpina mechanic with original Alpina parts, and had Alpina papers, and a detailed description of the build).
Previously owned by BMW's DTM driver Alexander Burgstaller.
Stolen in december from a shop here in Denmark, where it was in for maintenance (Hence the mention of it being chopped up by now).
Last known picture of it, and the thief.
I was hoping it would be found, but sadly I'm quite sure someone wanted that car for parts.Last edited by Der Ruffian; 02-10-2019, 09:32 AM.
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