1977 ALPINE A110 1600 VH
1977 Alpine A110 1600 SX
Chassis: 30057
French vehicle registration certificate
• Alpine production specifications
• Alpine Blue Metallic
• Roll bar and headrests installed as options
• Inspection report from June 2023
Unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in 1975, the Alpine A110 1600 SX represents the final evolution of the Berlinette. It combines the double-wishbone rear suspension from the A310 with a 1,647 cm³ engine producing 95 ch, in a quest for balance and reliability. A total of 387 units were reportedly produced before production of the A110 ceased in July 1977.
The Alpine production record indicates that chassis 30057 left the factory on July 26, 1976. Its German-language manufacturer’s plate suggests an initial delivery to the Federal Republic of Germany, though this remains to be confirmed. The car retains its Alpine Blue Metallic paint scheme, along with the optional roll bar and seats with integrated headrests.
Equipped with Gotti bimetal wheels and registered with a French vehicle registration certificate, this A110 is in good overall condition and working order, as confirmed by an expert appraisal dated June 2023.
Accompanied by its factory specifications sheet, this 1600 SX offers the opportunity to look forward to future drives behind the wheel of the latest evolution of the Berlinette, in its Alpine Blue livery.
1977 Alpine A110 1600 SX
Chassis: 30057
French registration document
• Alpine production record
• Metallic Alpine Blue
• Optional roll bar and headrests
• June 2023 appraisal report
Introduced at the Paris Motor Show in 1975, the Alpine A110 1600 SX was the final evolution of the Berlinette. It combines the A310-derived double-wishbone rear suspension with a 1,647 cc engine producing 95 PS, with an emphasis on balance and reliability. Production is reported to have totaled 387 units, with production of the A110 ending in July 1977.
Alpine’s production records confirm that chassis 30057 left the factory on July 26, 1976. Its German-language manufacturer’s plate suggests it was initially delivered to West Germany, although this remains to be confirmed. The car retains its metallic Alpine Blue finish, along with the optional roll bar and seats featuring integrated headrests.
Fitted with Gotti bi-metal wheels and bearing French registration, this A110 is in good overall condition and working order, as confirmed by an appraisal dated June 2023.
Accompanied by its factory records, this 1600 SX offers the prospect of driving the final evolution of the Berlinette, finished in Alpine Blue.