[GaAlpinaowner]

What is the "proper way/ correct way" to mount the Alpina logo and the model logo on the back of a B7 Turbo? Which goes on the right and which goes on the left? I have seen many variations to this in magazines and the Alpina book.

It seems most applications have the Alpina logo on the left and the Model logo on the right - is this true or false
Or does it just not matter??

Thanks Guys:byebye:

David

 

[alpinadvl]

all alpinas I have seen (since 1990) have had the "ALPINA" on left and the
"B-model number" on right

 

[D4]

yup pretty sure the alpina is on the left.. the B9's however where mean't to have the alpina on the right...

 

[carmel]

yup pretty sure the alpina is on the left.. the B9's however where mean't to have the alpina on the right...

Dave,

As for the Location of the Badges " ALPINA " is on the driver side. " B7turbo " is on the passenger side.

I think all or most Alpina's that were built from Sytner had the Alpina on the right side ( driver side on UK ) and the style badge on left.

so basically Alpina's that came from Buchloe had Alpina on the Left side.

dave

 

[nazor]

The uk silver C2 2.7 cabriolet in 1987 autocar test was rhd drive but the "alpina" badge was on the drivers side and the "C2 2.7" on passenger side, all other alpina cars ive seen tend be the opoosite way round...i dont really think it matters too greatly

 

[Andy G]

both my cars have the Alpina wording on the left hand side (if looking at the rear) and the B10 3.5 on the right hand side!

 

[nazor]

See pic below

 

[Andy G]

The rear of my B10.

 

[GaAlpinaowner]

Dave,

As for the Location of the Badges " ALPINA " is on the driver side. " B7turbo " is on the passenger side.

I think all or most Alpina's that were built from Sytner had the Alpina on the right side ( driver side on UK ) and the style badge on left.

so basically Alpina's that came from Buchloe had Alpina on the Left side.

dave

Dave I was thinking the same thing - Alpina logo behind driver - UK rightside / DE - left side/US left side

Thanks again!

David