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Old 1st July 2008, 00:21   #1
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Alpineweiss M5 owners (sedans or Touring)
I have a 1992 e34 525iT. The exterior is Alpenweiss II and I just ordered my M5 body kit from the BMW dealer. Obviously I paint the bumpers and sides skirts the same Alpenweiss paint code, but the lower portion should be painted grey or black? I realize I can paint it any color . My wheels are T Stars painted Sebring Grey. Here is picture.

Any pictures of Alpenweiss M5s are welcome!!!!
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Old 1st July 2008, 13:06   #2
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The contrast colour for Alpine white II would be diamond black (181).
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You are asking for pictures of a -rare- car
As far as the E34 M5touring is concerned of total production 891 there were only 7 cars made in -Alpinweiss II (218)- whereof 6x model-year 1992 and only 1x model-year 1993 car. The -normal- contrast colour would be -
diamantschwarz-met. (181).-
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PS: Use the -search- function for -Dr. Sakke's ex-car- and I am sure you will
find some pictures of an -Alpinweiss - M5touring.
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Old 2nd July 2008, 22:42   #4
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One touring (-92) and one sedan in the same pics....

http://www.raceplats.se/galleri/albu...8/P8190022.JPG

http://www.raceplats.se/galleri/albu...8/P8190018.JPG

http://www.raceplats.se/galleri/albu...8/P8190004.JPG

http://www.raceplats.se/galleri/albu...8/P8190002.JPG

more pics here:

http://bmwe34m5.com/registry/HTMLFiles/SakariAro.ht

A couple of pics after respray..


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I've always like alpinweiss. Here are my cars.






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My car is a 1991 SA built vehicle.
The BMW colour is identified as ICE WHITE on the engine bay sticker.
Later car's in SA changed to the Alpine White colour - checked with the local BMW dealers.

ICE and ALPINE white shades are definitely not the same. I used Alpine White touch up paint on my car, and its noticeably different (looks more pink)


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The -engine-bay-sticker- should not only tell the colour-name but also the
correct colour-code for the ordering of a correct -touch-up-colour-set.
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Nice to see such a clean original car with the beautiful -turbin-wheels-
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Nice to see such a clean original car with the beautiful -turbin-wheels-
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Thank you for the pictures. Are the wheels and lower trim painted the diamond black 181?
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