1969 Dinalpin Renault Alpine A110

Highlights

  • Rare model built in Mexico
  • Very close to new, with impeccable appearance inside and out
  • Supposed to be in good working order and ready to drive
  • Half roll bar and competition harness fitted

The most

After securing the top three places in the 1971 and 1973 Monte Carlo rallies, it goes without saying that the Alpine A110 was an extremely capable sports car. Like Lotus' Colin Chapman, Alpine founder Jean Rédélé was obsessed with weight saving, so the A110 remained competitive despite a modest Renault engine under the tailgate.
As well as those built by the Alpine factory in Dieppe, the A110 was built under licence in other countries, notably Mexico where it was known as the Dinalpin. Here is an example of this 1969 model, which appears to be very original and in very good condition for its age.
Refreshingly, this example has not undergone a rally conversion, but remains a road car that can be enjoyed on a regular basis. The vendor reports that it is in very good running order, with no apparent problems. If you're looking for a perfectly balanced sports car from the 1960s, this one is well worth a look.

History and documents

  • Registered in 1969
  • Historic registration
  • Serial numbers match
  • MOT inspection expired in March 2024
  • Odometer reading not considered accurate
  • Speedometer not working

Condition

  • The composite bodywork appears to be in good condition, with no apparent structural problems.
  • The underside is in good condition, with no apparent corrosion of the spine frame
  • Attractive yellow paintwork
  • Monaco PLS alloy wheels in very good condition
  • High quality Goodyear tyres
  • Some of the trim looks slightly pitted, but we haven't seen any noticeable wear or damage
  • The interior looks largely standard, although complete with cage and harnesses No noticeable wear on equipment and controls
  • Switches and instruments look good

The mechanics

  • Renault 1.3-litre four-cylinder petrol engine fed by two carburettors
  • Five-speed manual gearbox
  • Impeccably presented engine compartment
  • The seller informs us that there are no apparent mechanical problems.
  • The seller also adds that the car drives very well and is a lot of fun to drive.



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Auction Details
  • Year 1969
  • Make Alpine
  • Model A110
  • Colour Yellow
  • Mileage 28,556 Kilometres
  • Engine size 1397
  • Seller Type Private
  • Town Landes
  • Country France
  • Auction ends
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Bidding history
28 Bids
  • marc-gu•••• €67,000 24/04/24
  • optio_1•••• €66,500 24/04/24
  • marc-gu•••• €66,000 24/04/24
  • optio_1•••• €65,500 24/04/24
  • marc-gu•••• €65,000 24/04/24
  • optio_1•••• €63,500 24/04/24
  • marc-gu•••• €63,000 24/04/24
  • optio_1•••• €62,500 24/04/24
  • dominic•••• €62,000 24/04/24
  • marc-gu•••• €61,500 24/04/24

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