Re: oldest alpine

Frank Marrone (marrone(at)wco.com)
Tue, 25 Jun 1996 18:48:23 -0700 (PDT)

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> >I have a Series I Alpine. serial l # B9006321LRX
>>I want to hear from anyone (and everyone) who has
>>a Series I older than mine.
>>Purpose being "who has the oldest Alpine Series I"
>>driveable car. I will reply with a ranking as to who has
>>the oldest, and rank them in order of age and
>>country. The starting point is 1959. when the first
>>Alpine "series" were produced.
>>
>>Please reply with serial nunber, country and
>>whether your car is a "daily driver, show car,
>>or under restoration"
>>
>>I think I have the oldest one in Canada which
>>is a daily driver car.
>>
>>Prove me wrong, or prove me right by replying.
>>Terry
>>Series I Alpine
>>B9006321LRX

Mine is B9009330 with body tag #9521

Ramon was at my house last week with a 1959 Series I car that had a body tag less than 1000 (I think), I didn't get the VIN #. Ramon?

Frank Marrone MK I Tiger B9471116 marrone(at)wco.com 1966 LTD Series I Alpine (2.3L powered by Ford) Yamaha Seca 900

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