11/09/2026
We took this amazing Touring car for a spin during our track day, and it delivered everything you would expect from the golden era of Group A motorsport.
Sitting behind the wheel of this 1987 Linder-built E30 M3 is an immediate reminder of why this platform became the most successful touring car in history. The balance, the sharp chassis feedback, and the high-revving delivery from the competition engine make it clear why Group A captured the world's imagination.
This example carries genuine works-supported provenance as chassis 007LI87, built by Linder Rennsport on an authentic BMW Motorsport shell. It secured victory at the opening round of the 1987 ETCC at Donington driven by Winfried Vogt and Dieter Quester, before going on to finish 5th overall at the 24 Hours of Spa. These results directly contributed to Linder claiming both the Drivers' and Manufacturers' European crowns. The car went on to contest the 1988 DTM season with Anton Goeser Motorsport, followed by an extended period campaigning in Italian hill climbs through to 1997.
Beneath the period-correct Alpina Weiss bodywork, the technical specification remains true to its works origins. Power comes from Paul Roche's iconic 2.3-litre S14 four-cylinder engine, recently rebuilt by Pipo Moteurs and paired with authentic Linder aerodynamic features and dedicated competition suspension. Painstakingly restored to its 1987 configuration, the car is supported by an unbroken documentation file that includes the original 1987 Linder ONS logbook, every sequential bill of sale, and complete photographic restoration records. The car is race-ready but has never competed since its restoration.
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