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Old 16th November 2009, 20:19   #1
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Bethlehem PA meet, lots of pics, great cars! (lots of big pics warning)
Met with a whole new group of guys and had a great time. Everything from vintage BMW to a new 650i. It is really awesome to see such a broad range of bimmers. Anyway, hope you guys enjoy this pics, I think I got a few good ones of my beast I was the only E39 M there, hope I represented us well!

Getting ready for her day out.

So clean..

Group shot #1

650i, my car, a mint 5er that was in amazing shape.

Group side #1 again

Unbelievable 2002

Gota give the E30 some love, very clean

Very well done E46M, appeared to be an Active Autoweks job

Super clean M5, my other sibling at this meet

Another super clean example of BMW heritage.

The E36 M still holds a place in my heart, was my first M. Random Audi S4

I love a clean M Roadster.

I'd say she's got a little power going on..

Crappy shot of group #2

Very nice E36, needed some TLC though

Ah the Sedan, another fav of mine

Nice ground level shot of my baby, with my baby sitting it her...

Had to let out some exposer on this one, I got pretty steady hands huh? No tripod ma..


I hope you enjoyed!

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Old 16th November 2009, 20:59   #2
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Nice shots. Your car makes a huge argument for why one should get a carbon black M5. Gorgeous.
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nice pics
is that an hpf powered e46 m3? nice...
do you know if the e36 m3 is aa turbo?

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Old 16th November 2009, 21:15   #4
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is that an hpf powered e46 m3? nice...
do you know if the e36 m3 is aa turbo?

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I believe there were two supercharged E36 M's there, I didn't get a great look, hard to not hear a turbo though.

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Where did you end up meeting at? I grew up in that area. Some nice looking cars there!

Looks like a hpf M3... would have liked to seen that!
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I really liked the 97/98 (4 door) M3 in Blue, it was always one of my favs back in the days, the color combo with grey seats was perfect.
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Old 17th November 2009, 01:05   #7
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Where did you meet? I live in Bethlehem.
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We gotta a twin!! I just bought a e39 and it looks awesome with my DARE plate!! Im in Willow Grove!
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Nice cleaning job. I think I saw you on 378 in Fountain Hill last week. How did you find out about the meet? I am a CCA member and live in Upper Saucon and I never heard about this.
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Did you advertised this?, would have loved to stop by....
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