122 - 1973 ALPINE A110 1300

1973 ALPINE A110 1300 French vehicle registration certificate Chassis No. 13677CI French origin Equipped with a highly sought-after 1300 G engine Pre-owned, same owner for 28 years Numerous mechanical repairs and upgrades The Alpine-Renault A110 was long the flagship of the diamond-logo manufacturer’s sports car lineup. Unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in 1962 with a small 956 〖"cm" 〗^3 engine, the “Berlinette” would undergo numerous evolutions throughout its career, culminating in the final 1600 SX, production of which ceased in 1977. In the meantime, it managed to propel the small Dieppe-based manufacturer to the top of the rally podiums. With no fewer than 28 national titles and two world titles, the A110’s reputation is well established. The example we are offering is a 1973 Alpine A110, originally from France, second-hand, which has been in the current owner’s possession for 28 years. After purchase, the original engine was replaced with a 1300 Gordini. This car has been maintained by its current owner, a Renault mechanic. He reports having replaced the cylinder head gasket as well as the wiring harness, installing two fuse boxes—one in the front and one in the rear. He also notes that he replaced the radiator with a GBS Xtreme model, relocating it to the front of the vehicle (purchase invoice), and installed a fiberglass air outlet to optimize engine cooling (no invoice). The seats and valves were also overhauled (invoices provided). It is additionally equipped with three-piece Targa wheels. The paintwork has undergone a period-correct restoration and now displays a slight patina, while the upholstery has been refurbished at a cost of 2,700 euros. The vehicle has passed its technical inspection. In short, the A110 is the very essence of the French sports coupe, combining inimitable handling with a design that has become timeless. 1973 ALPINE A110 1300 French vehicle registration document Chassis no. 13677CI French origin - Equipped with a highly sought-after 1300 G engine - Pre-owned, same owner for 28 years - Extensive mechanical work and upgrades The Alpine-Renault A110 was long the flagship of the diamond-badged manufacturer’s sports car lineup. Unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in 1962 with a small 956 engine, the “Berlinette” underwent numerous updates throughout its production run, culminating in the final 1600 SX, production of which ceased in 1977. In the meantime, it propelled the small Dieppe-based manufacturer to the top of the rally podiums. With no fewer than 28 national titles and two world titles to its credit, the A110’s reputation is well established. The car we are offering is a 1973 Alpine A110, of French origin, previously owned, which has been in the current owner’s possession for 28 years. After purchase, the original engine was replaced with a 1300 Gordini. This car has been maintained by its current owner, a Renault mechanic. He states that he replaced the cylinder head gasket and the wiring harness, installing two fuse boxes—one in the front and one in the rear. He also states that he replaced the radiator with a GBS Xtreme model, relocating it to the front of the vehicle (purchase invoice), and installed a fiberglass air outlet to optimize engine cooling (no invoice). The seats and valves have also been serviced (invoices provided). It is further equipped with three-piece Targa alloy wheels. The paintwork has undergone a period-correct restoration and now displays a slight patina, while the upholstery has been refurbished at a cost of 2,700 euros. The MOT is valid. In short, the A110 embodies the very essence of the French sports coupe, combining unrivaled handling with a design that has become timeless.