INSIDE THE BMW FACTORIES NEW $9.97

[Dejammey]

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Hey guys my publisher was so happy with the amount of orders we took in for the THE RESTORER'S REFERENCE BMW 2002 1968-1976 that they offered me a ridiculously low price on INSIDE THE BMW FACTORIES. The retail on this book is $40.00 but they generously have allowed me to offer it to you guys for $9.97 + shipping.

I've had this book in my personal collection for years and I love it. Yes, the book has a picture of a newer BMW on the cover but I would estimate that over 70% of the photos are from the 90s and earlier. This books is very big, 11" L x 10" W x 1" thick.

My publisher is sending me 20 copies that are scheduled to be here by next Monday and I will ship books out in the order of payment received. Do not worry they told me I can always get more in.

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Once again I would like to thank everyone or their support on James Taylor BMW 2002 REFERENCE.

Book INFO:

INSIDE THE BMW FACTORIES: BUILDING THE ULTIMATE DRIVING MACHINE

BMW's Bavarian blue and white propeller logo harks back to its early twentieth-century roots as an aircraft engine manufacturer. How this venerable company weathered two world wars, moved from aircraft to motorcycles and, finally, to the cars that would provide its greatest glory is the remarkable story recounted in this book. With unique access to BMW's factories and archives, author Graham Robson gives readers an inside look at how the great German automaker works and how its methods have evolved over the decades. Visiting factories throughout Germany and in the United States he offers readers a rare, behind the scenes, nuts-and-bolts account of how BMW produces its famed models. Illustrated with rare photographs from BMW's own archives, this book constitutes an unprecedented tour of the history and culture of one of the world's great automakers.

Author Graham Robson

Binding HARDBOUND

Pages 192

Weight 2 lbs.

150 COLOR, 50 B&W PHOTOS

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[williamggruff]

"BMW's Bavarian blue and white propeller logo harks back to its early twentieth-century roots as an aircraft engine manufacturer."

Please stop.

http://www.leftlanenews.com/living-a-lie-bmw-logo-not-based-on-spinning-propeller.html

[jgerock]

Excellent book. I have it in my collection. Lots of early factory pictures (CD has posted some them here from the book).