

The song remains the same
Alpina has specialised in seductively tuned torque for 50 years. The lure of the race track comes and goes, but its brand of power is as potent now as it…
Sir,
I read with great interest your article on Mr. P. A. Mann’s magnificent restoration of the 1914 GP Mercedes, and I feel sure that Mr. Mann will not mind if I make one observation which may well have occurred equally to him; which is, that it is a pity that the front number plate obscures the uniquely-shaped cross-member beneath the radiator, such an eye-catching feature in contemporary photographs of this model. Understandably the member is the obvious position for the plate, but I do hope that when Mr. Mann competes on the track he will be able to remove it easily, and so give us a decent frontal exposure!
“30/98” – [Name and address supplied. – Ed.