What could be in THIS box??

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Mr Paddle.Shift

Discussion Starter · Mar 27, 2002

So I found this box in my living room.

What could it be? I opened it up carefully...

And slowly...

Something "round"...and black...

And ah-ha!!! Weeee!!!

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Mr Paddle.Shift

Discussion Starter · #4 · Mar 27, 2002

This is hand-stitched..

So are these little arrows. In case you wonder, one arrow for moving the car forward, the other to reverse. If you press both, the car stops. Easier to nagivate than I-drive!!

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Ah..good question, Herr Baumann. The "Eject" is activated by pressing the forward arrow 2 times, and hold for 5 seconds. And immediately press the reverse button for 0.5 seconds.

Alpina said it ain't easy. But practice makes perfect..

:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:

Alex Baumann said:
Where's the 'Eject' button ?

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Mr Paddle.Shift

Discussion Starter · #14 · Mar 28, 2002

Hey all!

Thanks for the replies!:thumb: :thumb:

geomax:
Always a kid in my heart.

I love collecting BMW miniatures and I love to visit toy stores.

in_d_haus, Alex325i:
Yes there one button each behind the respective arrows. And they do work exactly like the paddles.

31st330i, DaveN323i,Clem,PM 325xiT, Kaz:
Nothing is more Alpina-nerdy then to send B. Bovensiepen a written letter on 5th of March. This morning I got a reply from his sales manager instead. My passion is officially RECOGNISED by Alpina! Below is an extract from the email:

We are very pleased to recognise not only your passion to ALPINA but
also the fact that you are a true customer of our products.

Günther Schuster

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