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$30,000 Series V !!

sunalp

sunalp

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Here, Here! Well said Michael!! I'm at least 15K into my Series V restoration and it hasn't been painted yet, and no interior to speak of either. This car will be one of the nice ones when finished. I also have a Series IV that I've owned for just about 30 years. I just cleaned & sealed the tanks and found all kinds of rust and old repairs that I did 25 years ago, and not really well either! I plan a total rotisserie restoration on that car once the Series V is finished. The restoration on the Series V , which is being done correctly, has made me realize the errors I made on the IV. Alpines are very unique and I know that putting the cars right will make them more valuable in the future.
Heck, if an MGB can go for the low to mid 20's, why shouldn't an Alpine? Much rarer than your MGB, or MGA.( and better built to boot! :D)

Cheers!
Steve
 
John Boggis

John Boggis

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John Boggis said:
Jim, The ebay car is for sale on another site for a straight £8000.
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Bit of a twist on this one...the ebay one which was on another site at £8000 has been bought by the same garage and they have it for sale at £17500 ! Not a bad mark up !!
 
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