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1969 Alpine A110 1600 S – Group 4 Spec, 1800cc Upgrade, Alpine Bleu Métallisé 331, 22,082 km, Three Owners

Overview
Presented here is an authentic 1969 Alpine A110 1600 S Group 4, tastefully enhanced with a new 1800cc engine and restored to a standard that honors its competition roots. Showing 22,082 km and just three owners, it blends rich period racing heritage with carefully considered performance upgrades.

Exterior
The car underwent a meticulous frame-off restoration in 2014 and is finished in the iconic Alpine Bleu Métallisé 331, the quintessential shade for a works-style A110. Its current livery pays tribute to the victorious car from the final “Marathon de la Route 1971” at the Nürburgring, with rally-inspired decals that can be easily removed if a cleaner look is preferred.

Engine & Performance
Originally a 1600 Group 4 car, this A110 has been upgraded with a fresh 1800cc engine, providing stronger torque and sharper acceleration while retaining the lightweight, high-revving character that defines the model. The engine is paired with a manual transmission, delivering an intensely connected driving experience that rewards precise inputs and keeps the driver fully engaged.

Chassis, Dynamics & Competition Character
Built to Group 4 specification, this A110 benefits from the chassis tuning and setup that made these cars legends on tarmac and rally stages. The mid-rear engine layout, light fiberglass body over a rigid backbone frame, and competition-minded suspension work together to give the car the agility, balance, and feedback that made the A110 a giant-killer in period.

Interior & Presentation
Inside, the cabin reflects its rally inspiration with a purposeful, driver-focused environment that complements the exterior livery. Period-correct details, supportive seating, and a minimalist layout keep weight down and emphasize function over frills, while the overall fit and finish testify to the quality of the 2014 frame-off restoration.

History & Condition
As an authentic A110 1600 S Group 4, restored and upgraded by experts, this car represents both historical significance and carefully executed craftsmanship. With its 22,082 km indicated, three-owner history, and blend of originality and performance enhancement, it is equally suited to serious collections, historic events, or spirited weekend use.

Key Information & Features

• Model: 1969 Alpine A110 1600 S (Group 4 specification)

• Engine: Upgraded 1800cc inline-four (originally 1600 Group 4)

• Transmission: Manual

• Drive: Rear-engine, rear-wheel drive

• Mileage: 22,082 km

• Owners: 3

• Exterior Color: Alpine Bleu Métallisé 331 with Marathon de la Route 1971 tribute livery (removable decals)

• Restoration: Full frame-off restoration completed in 2014

• Heritage: Livery honoring the winning car of the final “Marathon de la Route 1971” at the Nürburgring

• Fuel Type: Gasoline

• Condition: Used, expertly restored and upgraded, competition-inspired and show-ready

• Seller Type: Personal

Combining genuine Group 4 pedigree, a high-quality frame-off restoration, an 1800cc performance upgrade, and historically significant livery, this 1969 Alpine A110 1600 S stands out as a finely crafted tribute to one of rallying’s most storied eras.