1971/2 Alpine A110 1600S (ex works)SOLD

Ex Renault Italy, 1st A110 1600S in Italy

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Ex Renault Italy.
Chassis n° 16793 / 1971
Engine Renault Gordini 1600; made for race Gr 4
Big Gerabox Alpine 1600
Chassis "small" lightened with lightweight body
Big brakes
Old FIA Technical passport and Original car License Plate
FIA category: Group 3 /GTS - Period G2
It can be used in historical races on Track, Hillclimb, Slalom and, being registered, for Rally and Regularity.
Car completely original preserved since

This is car that can participate in the Le Mans Classic being a model that has made the 24 Hours of Le Mans at the time.
Can participate in the Le Mans Classic (in the Plateau 5, '66/'71).

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Reference Number 135723

as of 9/3/2021

Overview
Car 1971/2 Alpine A110 1600S (ex works)
VIN 16793 
Exterior / Interior Color      White /      Black 
Registration Italy 
Condition Very Good 
Mileage Delivery Mileage 
Options Competition: Full Race setup, Racing Seats
Exterior: Alloy rims
Interior: Cloth interior, Leather steering wheel
Mechanics: Power Steering 
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Known History

This car was the first A110 1600 S imported, in 1971, in Italy; Italian first owner: Renault Italy. The Italian subsidiary of Renault announces import with a statement of 9 February 1971. Used by Renault for the road test and the dynamic test by the monthly magazine "Quattroruote"; who published in the issue of March 1971 an article which enhances the performance and sportsmanship at the expense of comfort and sound insulation of the passenger compartment. The famous navigator rally Cica Lurani put together the car for the magazine "Il Pilota"; also it was also the basis for the first model of these cars built in Italy.

The car was later sold to be designed for racing.

In the early 80s, it is no longer competitive in the speed events, was transformed into a car slalom which saw among its pilots John Bormida and Emilio Rizzi.

Cited in the book "Alpine Renault A110, Les Blues Italiennes" written by Francesco Panzarotto.

Last race slalom: Aosta 6/9/1998 (Italy)