Alpina B2 3.0 CSi and 1971 3.0 CSL Alpina ?

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1) what is "famous" about that nail-polish colored car?
2) has anyone seen fotos of the drivers side of the golf car in the second link?
3) If these were/are both original cars, why is the price of one 2x that of the other?
 
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The Green one is a CSL rather than a CSi. That accounts for the price difference. The Red one is pretty neat.
 
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Very rare cars, I like the red color better too I never did like that green color and the white one looks cool. Although all drove in Europe over the years with no restoration???
 
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The red one is probably a real conversion, but there is no documentation. The Yellow car is a clone, not a real Alpina but a nice looking CSL. Why the tool kit?
 
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feri said:
The "famous" B2 has returned:

http://suchen.mobile.de/fahrzeuge/s...inPrice=55000&negativeFeatures=EXPORT&lang=en

Also an "1971 3.0 CSL Alpina" ad from mobile.de:

http://suchen.mobile.de/fahrzeuge/s...&negativeFeatures=EXPORT&lang=en&pageNumber=1

same car: http://classics.spektrum-webdesign.nl/en/for-sale/1971_bmw_3.0_csl_alpina/

Err, isn't the Alpina CSL (with B2S engine) was introduced in 1972 ?
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Alpina did convert E9's in 1971. My car (B2-S), was converted in Oct of 71.
 
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