A genuine icon of French motorsport, the Alpine A110 has long been celebrated for its featherweight construction, razor-sharp handling and dominant performance in rallying’s golden era.

This example - an A110 1600 Group 4, restored to original specification and fitted with a freshly rebuilt 1800cc engine - represents one of the most desirable and competition-ready variants of all.

Subject to a full frame-off restoration in 2014, the car was meticulously refinished in Alpine Blue Metallic 331, the marque’s most evocative colour.

It currently wears the period-correct livery of the car that won the final “Marathon de la Route” on the Nürburgring in 1971 - a legendary 84-hour endurance event.

The decals, while true to the original race car, can be removed without residue for a more understated presentation.

Importantly, this Alpine carries both road registration with historic (H) classification and FIA HTP papers (Appendix K), making it perfectly suited for dual use: fully road-legal ...