My Trip to BMW Welt and Museum

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  • nbio
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    sweet pics!! looks like a good time

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  • Ben Carufel
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    Those wheels were standard equipment on the 1980 528i. My dad had one when I was growing up.

    They are 14x6 ET22 in E12 fitment. P/N is 36111119533. They are listed in the parts catalog as "Turbine Style".

    Current retail is $427.28/ea. Wholesale is $341.82.

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  • CleanAzzE30z
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    Thats the spirit!!! I know how much of a pain in the ass it is, man. I uploaded so many pics. ugh



    Mariano

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  • Japandrew73
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    Originally posted by e34john
    awesome shots, why didn't you spend more time in the Vaterland? more of the 2000Ti!


    alright. I'll upload every picture I took. (roughly 530 pics) and give you guys the link to my photobucket page so I don't have to copy and paste every URL. I will do it later today.

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  • e34john
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    awesome shots, why didn't you spend more time in the Vaterland? more of the 2000Ti!

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  • Japandrew73
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    Originally posted by CleanAzzE30z
    Dont be a waffleswaffleswaffleswaffleswaffles. When I got back from Germany, I posted 3 threads worth of pics. Bring yourself a 6-pack to the computer and burn through them, haha. Dedication!! :)



    Mariano
    hah alright maybe later i will.

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  • CleanAzzE30z
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    Dont be a waffleswaffleswaffleswaffleswaffles. When I got back from Germany, I posted 3 threads worth of pics. Bring yourself a 6-pack to the computer and burn through them, haha. Dedication!! :)



    Mariano

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  • vlad
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    thanks for posting these pics, some awesome machinery there !!!

    any more pics of this Bavaria ?

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  • nickpdx
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    Looks like an awesome museum. I will have to make the pilgrimage sometime within the next couple of years :)

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  • Japandrew73
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    Originally posted by Radiocammbodia
    Any exterior shots? I've seen a few BMW Welt threads and they never have outside shots.

    Not saying what you provided isn't awesome!
    Visit the BMW Welt and the BMW Museum Munich, the heart of the BMW brand. Discover the latest models from BMW, BMW i, BMW M, BMW Motorrad, MINI and Rolls-Royce or see all the history of BMW.

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  • freeride53
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    awesome shots!
    i might be going this summer

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  • Collin
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    Any exterior shots? I've seen a few BMW Welt threads and they never have outside shots.

    Not saying what you provided isn't awesome!

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  • E30_Pare
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    this is in germany?! man I need to go there. I thought this was in socal since thats your location.

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  • CAOSyAMOR
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    yes that clay model was very cool!!! I wonder when manufacturers started using clay models? Anyone know?

    Also, those rims sure do look like Alpina's with a different finish/centercap. They also have 20 spokes which usually is a tell-tale sign, most replicas have 19. Did OZ make rims for BMW directly back then?

    Thanks for all the great pics!

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  • Japandrew73
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    also i forgot to add that i saw a 318ti. not just an e36 318ti but an e46 318ti! I had no idea they even existed. I did some research and found out that the e46 318ti was only in europe and wasn't imported to the US. it has very ugly front lights for some reason. this pic is from wikipedia because I was going to take a pic of the car on the street but the lady who owned it thought we were messing with her car so we left.

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