Photographs.
Lets start with this one. The oldest known Alpine on the road. Recently rebuilt, it is a factory prototype. Details of its history can be read in Practical Classics Magazine Issue 10 September 2001
XRW 302
Series I 1959. PRC 200 Number 76 off the production line.
Bristol Group's Stand at the Bristol Classic Car Show
Shepton Mallet Jan. 2006
Stand shared with the Sunbeam Rapier Owners Club.
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A 1963 Series III GT.
Picture by Mike Boxwell
A 1964 Series IV
(with a bit of a hot Holbay under the
bonnet)
This one belongs to the web site editor, a 1966 Series V on the
AXA Classic 2000 at Millbrook "Alpine" Circuit
An even nicer 1967 Series V with a few badges!
Two Venezias, the Green one all the way from Spain
and the Red one from England with its proud owner.
01/11/2007
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