1986 ALPINE GTA - Lot 106

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1986 ALPINE GTA - Lot 106
1986 ALPINE GTA Vehicle Registration: French Chassis Number: VFAD50005G0030004 • Documented maintenance history since 2011 • Extensive mechanical and electrical overhaul performed in 2021 • Scheduled maintenance performed in October 2025 Unveiled in late 1984 as the successor to the A310, the Alpine GTA (Grand Tourisme Alpine) marked a new era for the Dieppe-based manufacturer. Designed to offer a particularly low drag coefficient—around 0.28—it features a body made of composite and polyester materials mounted on a space-frame chassis. In its V6 GT version, the D500 model, it is powered by a 2.8-liter PRV V6 engine mounted in a rear overhang configuration, producing 160 chevaux and paired with a five-speed manual transmission. The vehicle presented here is an Alpine GTA V6 GT delivered new on May 15, 1986, and finished in Blanc Nacré. This car comes with a maintenance record documenting its mechanical history since its acquisition by the current owner in 2011. As has been observed on some models in the GTA lineup, the instrument cluster has been replaced twice during the vehicle’s lifetime due to malfunctions affecting the dashboard. Based on the available historical records, the actual total mileage is estimated at approximately 120,000 km. In 2021, the car underwent a major overhaul of its mechanical components and electrical system. More recently, routine maintenance was performed in October 2025 to keep the various systems in good working order. The body and interior are in a condition consistent with that of a car that has been regularly maintained. Presented in its Blanc Nacré paint finish, this 1986 Alpine GTA V6 GT stands out for its documented maintenance history dating back to 2011, a major mechanical and electrical overhaul performed in 2021, and a recent service carried out in October 2025. Its total mileage is estimated at approximately 120,000 km, taking into account the successive replacements of the instrument cluster. 1986 ALPINE GTA V6 GT Vehicle registration document: French Chassis number: VFAD50005G0030004 • Documented service history since 2011 • Major mechanical and electrical overhaul carried out in 2021 • Routine servicing performed in October 2025 Unveiled in late 1984 as the successor to the A310, the Alpine GTA (Grand Tourisme Alpine) marked a new era for the Dieppe-based manufacturer. Designed to offer a particularly low drag coefficient—around 0.28—it features a body made of composite and polyester materials mounted on a spaceframe chassis. In its V6 GT version, the D500 model, it was equipped with a 2.8-liter PRV V6 engine mounted at the rear, producing 160 chevaux and paired with a five-speed manual transmission. The car on display is an Alpine GTA V6 GT, delivered new on May 15, 1986, and finished in Blanc Nacré. This car comes with a service history documenting its mechanical maintenance since it was acquired by its current owner in 2011. As has been observed on some models in the GTA range, the instrument cluster has been replaced twice during the vehicle’s lifetime due to faults affecting the dashboard. The available historical records suggest that the actual total mileage is approximately 120,000 km. In 2021, the car underwent a major service covering the mechanical components and the electrical system. More recently, a routine service was performed in October 2025 to ensure that the various systems remained in good working order. The bodywork and interior are in a condition consistent with that of a car that has been regularly maintained. Presented in its “Blanc Nacré” color, this 1986 Alpine GTA V6 GT stands out for its documented service history dating back to 2011, a major mechanical and electrical overhaul carried out in 2021, and a recent service performed in October 2025. Its total mileage is estimated at around 120,000 km, taking into account the successive replacements of the instrument cluster.
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