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          Old 12th September 2000, 08:55   #1 (permalink)
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          anyone know where I can get a front spoiler for my '90 Alpina B10? Anyone have any good links to BMW parts places in southwestern Germany? ideas on prices?
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          Old 19th September 2000, 23:02   #2 (permalink)
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          ... Go to Alpina's web site (www.alpina.de) and search out their dealer list. This gives you the addresses and telephone numbers of their various dealers. You can then take it from there and telephone the various parts departments.

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          Old 21st September 2000, 21:31   #3 (permalink)
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          ... Look at the alpina website ( www.alpina.de ) and they have a list of their dealers (or partners, I think they call them). Call up a dealer and see what they are going to charge you. It would also be worth ringing several dealers as I am sure that their prices will differ slightly.

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          Old 3rd October 2000, 16:48   #4 (permalink)
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          I've just ordered a new front spoiler for my B10 Biturbo from the one and only Alpina Dealer in Holland. I believe it's pretty similar to the B10 (e-34) front spoiler. The price here is just under 1000 DM for parts. Installation, painting and striping would cost about that much as well I've been told.

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