1984 BMW m3 Alpina B6 2.8

1984 BMW M3 Additional Info:

THIS... is a 1984 BMW Alpina B6 2.8, finished in Delphin Metallic with a black interior.

• Sold new in Germany, this B6 was imported to the United States from Japan in 2015. It's currently titled in Pennsylvania, and its odometer shows approximately 85,700 kilometers, which represents about 53,300 miles.
• Based on the E30 323i, the B6 2.8 received comprehensive performance-focused modifications from German tuner-turned-manufacturer Alpina. The list includes a more powerful "M30" engine, bigger brakes, a firmer suspension, and a body kit that includes a front splitter and a trunk lid-mounted spoiler. The interior gained Recaro seats for the front passengers, a 4-spoke Momo steering wheel, digital gauges integrated into one of the air vents, and a numbered plaque on the center stack.
• Alpina made 261 units of the B6 2.8 between March 1984 and July 1986, according to its archives department, and none were officially sold in the United States; Germany and Japan were its largest markets. This car is the 3rd unit built. The selling dealer states it was likely made in 1984, but it's titled as a 1989 because that's when it was imported to and registered in Japan.
• Power for this B6 comes from a 2.8-liter straight-6 engine, which produces 210 horsepower and 199 lb-ft of torque. It spins the rear wheels via a 5-speed dog-leg manual transmission. For context, a stock 323i had 148 horsepower and 151 lb-ft of torque.
• Absolutely stunning condition, the vehicle is fully functional with the exception of the A/C. It probably needs to be converted to R134 from R12.