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£93,736 (Est: £85,780 - £111,514)
1972 Alpine A110 1600 S Coupé
France • 6 Feb 2025
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1972 Alpine A110 1600 S Coupé, chassis number 17808, was originally delivered to Italy in Group 3 specification and has remained in Italy throughout its life. It has a known ownership history and considerable in-period race history. The car was professionally restored in 2011 and is finished in Bleu Alpine Métallisé. Note that the number 4968 found on various body panels (doors and engine cover) are from the body of a different chassis produced in 1971.

Condition
6
The car has been professionally restored, has known ownership history, and has been well-maintained, suggesting a high level of care and attention to detail. Although it has been raced and has some replaced body panels, the restoration work and overall presentation indicate a condition that is above average.
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Transmission:
[Transmission]
Chassis No:
17808
Odometer:
[Odometer Reading]
Reg Number:
[Reg Number]
RHD/LHD:
LHD
• Originally delivered to Italy in Group 3 specification • Resident in Italy throughout its life • Known ownership history • Considerable in-period race history • Professionally restored in 2011 • Italian registration document According to the Alpine Register, chassis number '17808' left the factory in 1972, finished in arguably the best and most defining colour, Bleu Alpine Métallisé.
It is noted that it was prepared to Group 3 specification before being exported to Italy where it was campaigned in numerous races carrying various number plates (at that time the registration changed with each change of province).
It is recorded in various Estratti Cronologici (ownership histories) that the first owner was a Mr Aligi Pellicci from Florence, who was followed by Bruno Bocconi of Parma; Giancarlo Moretti of Milan; Claudio Antonini of Foligno near Perugia; Romolo Falcinelli of Cannara near Perugia; and Gaetano Affetti, first of Como and then Modena.
Since September 1979 the car has been ...
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£56,338
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£92,806
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£210,370
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