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Hi Keshav, All is not quiet as it seems, while it sold for $566,978 in US dollars - that is about right for this car my friend and does not reflect the market for racing CSLs at all

Would love to find that poster of the Sebring winner, if anybody has one. The German version is all over eBay, but the English version, not so much.

So effing sad, I feel sorry for anybody in any part of those industries and in our mutual hobby/passion, the idea that some American is going to start a W&N with American workers and manufacturing etc is just assinine, we simply will pay more for furniture and car parts and many other "things"...

Guys - all the talk here is obviously frustrating, but as an Englishman, your government has now stepped over a line, please expect the return of King George and a rematch :-)

Agreed Chris, I was in the market to buy it back if it went for silly money, with the premium it was $296k which I think was about right for that car in todays market. Crazy to think I paid 74,750 Euros (including premium ) for that very car in the Bonhams "Power by BMW" sale in 2011.

My apologies - I should have been clearer. It's not an E9 - its a 2002ti .........here it is in Buchloe at Alpina's 50 year celebration @rsporsche thank you mate - much appreciated, although just getting there is all the win for this little fella

Unfortunately, can't attend, first one I've missed for many years. Doing the Thursday Pebble tour, which clashes, but I hope to say hello to some of you during the week. If you see the "little car that can" 1969 Alpina Werks race car on Thursday or on the field Sunday, please do come by and...

Yep - I bought from the Bonhams Munich auction in 2011 (also bought the 507 boat in the same auction) where Lorenzo had put it for sale, with all intentions to do a restoration, but keeping as much original as possible. It was a great car and I was mixed about how much to restore it and how...

Hi There While, of course, there will be lots of help from the good people here. We do have a little community of E9's up here in the PNW and tend to go on a drive together once or twice a year, often to Whidby island etc. Depending on where you are in WA, I am sure some basic advice can be...

Thanks Scott I think it fits well in the collection and has fantastic history, only raced once in the US at Watkins Glenn in 1978, but was driven by many of the greats in Europe that year, including Derek Bell, Ronnie Peterson, Quester etc

Always a fun little event. I did it a few years running before Covid, with Black M1, Rallye CSL and my Red Z1 (when I owned it) such nice people, especially all the Barlow family. Please tell Thor Hi back, great guy and great car Have fun

Yes, I was merely the circus master who cajoled Alpina and the owners to put this show together :-) with the help of everybody else involved in the Foundation. But as Danny @eastsideM3 is on here and was kind enough to loan his car to the Foundation, I wouldn't be so presumptuous as to...

Hi Lucas Sadly, wrote to them all and all do not have the part. saying it's NLA. I always write first before ordering on any website for a part that is tough to find. It can become a lesson in frustration otherwise Appreciate the heads up though Pete

Yes I do and thank you The first few had some small differences. I haven't seen all 12 produced in 1973, but I understand the first six had subtle differences, for instance, mine has white spoiler, hand-built air box, and a few other things that distinguish it from the production cars that...

He was one of my first reach outs, sadly no luck - but thank you for the heads up. Doing well thank you, hope the same with you Best Pete

Thank you Lucas - much appreciated

Hi Don, Thats a good shout, I know him as well, lovely guy Thanks Pete

Guys, on a bit of a wing and a prayer here. Moderators, please remove if not appropriate as it's not E9 (is period BMW though :-) ) Starting to do the last strokes on a multi-year restoration on my 2002 Turbo (chassis number 1) and I am missing the front half of the exhaust BMW part number 18...

Many years ago (late 90s) I was in China with a Chinese American fellow. After the obligatory evening of the drinking game, with the leaders of his different manufacturing companies he had relocated from the US to China, the friendship and conversations the next morning were more open. So I...

So very well said - nicely done