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2nd November 2001, 19:45
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I need your guys' help bad!!!
I have to do a web page for adv. web page design. It is do with art form or something. So I asked my teacher if I could do it on the highlights of the history of ///M racing. He rluctently said "yes." I need to find like a good web sight that has some info on it, and or a book i could check out from the library. Also if you guys could send me one or two pictures of your guys' cars for my gallery to trizac_tb@hotmail.com . Thanks a lot guys, you are the bestest!
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2nd November 2001, 19:54
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try looking at amazon.com.. I would be suprised if you can find a book on ///M racing at a library
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2nd November 2001, 19:55
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as a start go to: amazon.com do a search under "BMW M" you will find at least 4 books. Also check BMW's international website:
BMW M
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2nd November 2001, 20:17
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What I meant to say was the actual ///M heritage itself, not just ///M racing.
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2nd November 2001, 20:24
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Seems to me I saw a good show on Speedvision (I think?) A few weeks ago about the M series.
But I guess that dosent do you any good...
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2nd November 2001, 20:34
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At the M5 Driving Experience they gave us a gift of a huge book called "BMW M Power" - a publication of BMW M GmbH - the entire history of M up to the 2000 M5.
Maybe someone near you has a copy of the book they can lend you? (Where do you live?)
Here is a nice pic. Phil Seastrand has the original, higher-res version.....
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2nd November 2001, 20:40
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Hmm, the book would be so perfect. I dont know anybody with an ///M car that lives near me. I dont suppose you want to scan the book and send it to me.
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2nd November 2001, 22:13
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The ///M history on Speedvision repeats periodically. Check out this thread.
If you don't find something on Amazon.com, I found some books on BMW Motorsports at Barnes & Noble. You might try them, or Borders, or other large booksellers in your area.
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2nd November 2001, 22:22
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I think you're in the same neck of the woods as Phil Seastrand. Suggest you try him....
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