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35-Years-Owned 1975 Alpine A110 2.0L

Germany • 12 May 2025

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This 1975 Alpine A110 underwent a comprehensive refurbishment in the mid-2010s, featuring a Group 4-style body, a replacement 2.0L Gordini engine with performance upgrades, and a retrofitted five-speed manual transaxle. It is equipped with racing-inspired features like OMP seats, a Heigo roll cage, and KW adjustable coilovers, making it a compelling classic rally car replica.

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Condition 

7

While the car has been refurbished and boasts numerous performance upgrades, including a replacement engine and Group 4-style body, the presence of an older odometer reading and the need for recent fluid replacements suggest it's not in perfect 'Pristine' condition. However, the comprehensive upgrades and documented refurbishment indicate a level of care exceeding 'Excellent'. Therefore, 'Very Good' seems like a honest, appropriate rating.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

A11020395

Odometer:

42,000 miles

Reg Number:

[Reg Number]

RHD/LHD:

[RHD/LHD]

Shown, TMU Replacement 2.0L Gordini Inline-Four Dual Weber Carburetors Type 365 Five-Speed Manual Transaxle Replacement Group 4–Style Body Blue Paint w/Racing Livery Multi-Piece 13" Gotti Wheels KW Adjustable Coilovers Front Spoiler Flared Fenders Cibié Fog Lamps w/Covers OMP Bucket Seats & Harnesses Heigo Motorsport Roll Cage MOMO Steering Wheel OMP Fire-Suppression System Twin Oil Coolers
This Alpine A110 left the factory on January 7, 1975 as a 1600 VD example and was initially registered the following month in Germany.

Chassis 20395 was purchased by the seller in 1990, who commissioned a refurbishment carried out in the mid-2010s that involved fitment of a Group 4–style body finished in blue with a tribute livery in the style of the car campaigned by Gérard Larrousse and Christian Delferrier at the 1974 iteration of the Tour de Corse.

Overhauls were also carried out to the independent suspension, ventilated disc brakes, Type 365 five-speed manual transaxle, and replacement Gordi...

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£30,690

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£58,972

Median Price (Since 2020)

£224,616

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