Santa Baraba Bimmerfest, 23 Apr
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Originally Posted by Ruf930' date='Apr 21 2005, 11:09 PM
Anyone going this weekend?? I'm out in California on business and a friend told me about it.? Its suppose to be pretty big... someone in Cali post pics if you attend.
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anyone wants to meet up there let me know 
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Need the info. I am in SB, but still on my first year of a Bimmer owner so never have been to one of these. I have a date Saturday morning with a water heater, but would like to check it out in the afternoon. Hopefully the rain will not put a damper on it.
I will call my salesman this morning (SB - BMW) to find out the details
I would definately be interested in meeting up with any forum members if I can make it.
I will call my salesman this morning (SB - BMW) to find out the details
I would definately be interested in meeting up with any forum members if I can make it.
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Originally Posted by jsal' date='Apr 22 2005, 07:57 AM
Need the info.? I am in SB, but still on my first year of a Bimmer owner so never have been to one of these.? I have a date Saturday morning with a water heater, but would like to check it out in the afternoon.? Hopefully the rain will not put a damper on it.
I will call my salesman this morning (SB - BMW) to find out the details
I would definately be interested in meeting up with any forum members if I can make it.
I will call my salesman this morning (SB - BMW) to find out the details
I would definately be interested in meeting up with any forum members if I can make it.
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Lots of info here.
http://www.bimmerfest.com
More specific info here:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=69
Everyone is welcome to attend!
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My Ride: 2004 545i - 6 speed manual (July 04 build), silver-grey/black, sports package std equipment (18", active roll, active steering, adaptive headlights), premium sound, bluetooth enabled, folding rear seat, lumbar, 3m hood/bumper protective film, rear tint, euro reflectors.
OK, I have read the info and I apologize for acting like/being a newbie (everyone has to start somewhere).
Does anybody know the overall schedule of events? Since I have prior commitments on the honey-do list, I can probably only attend for a couple of hours (I should blow them off and I will definately be more in tune for next year). It looks like the morning is seeing the cars/vendors and talking to people, then lunch and the road rally. What happens in the afternoon?
Forum members that are attending - how do you usually link up?
Does anybody know the overall schedule of events? Since I have prior commitments on the honey-do list, I can probably only attend for a couple of hours (I should blow them off and I will definately be more in tune for next year). It looks like the morning is seeing the cars/vendors and talking to people, then lunch and the road rally. What happens in the afternoon?
Forum members that are attending - how do you usually link up?
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Originally Posted by jsal' date='Apr 22 2005, 08:42 AM
OK, I have read the info and I apologize for acting like/being a newbie (everyone has to start somewhere).
Does anybody know the overall schedule of events?? Since I have prior commitments on the honey-do list, I can probably only attend for a couple of hours (I should blow them off and I will definately be more in tune for next year).? It looks like the morning is seeing the cars/vendors and talking to people, then lunch and the road rally.? What happens in the afternoon?
Forum members that are attending - how do you usually link up?
Does anybody know the overall schedule of events?? Since I have prior commitments on the honey-do list, I can probably only attend for a couple of hours (I should blow them off and I will definately be more in tune for next year).? It looks like the morning is seeing the cars/vendors and talking to people, then lunch and the road rally.? What happens in the afternoon?
Forum members that are attending - how do you usually link up?
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After the rally, everybody goes home. Many out of towners who are staying overnight try to organize dinners during the evening. I'll be missing out this year.
If you only have a couple of hours, try to go around 10:30 am when things are hopping and all the sponsors are set up. Say hi to Jon Shafer, who was the GM at Cutter Motors BMW for a few years and got everything started back in 2001.
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Originally Posted by arnolds' date='Apr 22 2005, 07:56 AM
[quote name='jsal' date='Apr 22 2005, 08:42 AM']OK, I have read the info and I apologize for acting like/being a newbie (everyone has to start somewhere).
Does anybody know the overall schedule of events?? Since I have prior commitments on the honey-do list, I can probably only attend for a couple of hours (I should blow them off and I will definately be more in tune for next year).? It looks like the morning is seeing the cars/vendors and talking to people, then lunch and the road rally.? What happens in the afternoon?
Forum members that are attending - how do you usually link up?
Does anybody know the overall schedule of events?? Since I have prior commitments on the honey-do list, I can probably only attend for a couple of hours (I should blow them off and I will definately be more in tune for next year).? It looks like the morning is seeing the cars/vendors and talking to people, then lunch and the road rally.? What happens in the afternoon?
Forum members that are attending - how do you usually link up?
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After the rally, everybody goes home. Many out of towners who are staying overnight try to organize dinners during the evening. I'll be missing out this year.
If you only have a couple of hours, try to go around 10:30 am when things are hopping and all the sponsors are set up. Say hi to Jon Shafer, who was the GM at Cutter Motors BMW for a few years and got everything started back in 2001.
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[/quote]Thanks - I will try to do that.
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My Ride: 2004 Titanium Gray/Black Leather 545i, 6SP Manual, Sport Package, Anthracite Maple Wood, Satellite Preparation. H&R coilover suspension, Radenergie 20's
I will be at the bimmerfest this Saturday sporting the Hamann kit and Radenergie wheels in the Wheel Power booth. See everybody there.
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I'm going to try and go, but might change my mind if I wake up to rain.
So cal caravan here
http://bfest.gripspeed.com
So cal caravan here
http://bfest.gripspeed.com