CCA Icon 2002 preview

[elfhearse]

Our Schuh Syndikat group  (Z M coupes) stopped by the CCA Foundation to see the 2002 "pre-exhibit ".

[2002cool2]

Where is this located?

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[Mike Self]

At the BMW CCA Foundation Museum/HQ in Greer, SC, just across the road from the BMW factory.  If you're going to Vintage, block out Friday 18 May to drive down and visit.

 

mike

[jgerock]

5 hours ago, mike said:

At the BMW CCA Foundation Museum/HQ in Greer, SC, just across the road from the BMW factory.  If you're going to Vintage, block out Friday 18 May to drive down and visit.

 

mike

Great write up in the new Roundel I received today???.  And there is something about the 02 Princess. 

[John_in_VA]

Do we know the owners of these?

[jgerock]

7 minutes ago, John_in_VA said:

Do we know the owners of these?

Some are revealed in the Roundel story.  According to the article, Jackie Jouret is doing a book on the cars and owners. Hard bound first, then maybe soft cover edition later. 

[Stevenc22]

Obviously Terry Sather owns the m3 to 2002 conversion. Actually M3 subframe with 2002 body panels on it.

[David Layton]

Told my brother who will be in Greer at the right time.  My sister in  law is in for a surprise.  The Blue and Yellow race car was Nick Craw's.  Remember seeing it at Mid-America Raceway 'back in the day.'

[jgerock]

13 hours ago, John_in_VA said:

Do we know the owners of these?

Bill Williams touring is there along with Dirk's Condor Yellow cabriolet and Jason Gipson's recently completed car.  Others are mentioned that I've never seen before. There is an M2 also and Rob Siegel's Louie -Agave 72tii.

 

Roger Bensen's wonderful NK car is also there. I've not seen his car in person yet- only seen it in the Hemings Sports & Exotic magazine.

Edited May 5, 2018 by jgerock

[David Layton]

I miss Sports & Exotic.  When Hemmings snuffed it suddenly, they continued my subscription with their American car magazine.  They do not even include any articles on imports for the S&E orphans they created.  When they said that S&E no longer fit in their plans, I wondered if they heard an anti-import dog whistle on their TV.  Oh well, S&E was a great mag featuring the affordable classics and well done.  Sorry and a bit miffed it's gone.

[elfhearse]

17 hours ago, John_in_VA said:

Do we know the owners of these?

The information signs for each car are not ready yet, along with new LED ceiling lighting.  Yale Rachlins 2002, Dirk's cabriolet, the Italian Baur,  ... I took quite a few better quality shots with my Nikon (not potato cam) but can't download/post yet because I'm still on the road for this event.

Nice ICON t-shirts are for sale $25  (1st of 3 style's IIRC) and a beautiful ICON paperbound coffee table book for $50.  tThey also just got paperbound Legends of the Autobahn books in also.

[Mike Self]

Anyone want to organize a caravan down to Greer from the Vintage host hotel (Clarion) for Friday morning?

 

mike

[elfhearse]

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Roger Bensen's wonderful NK car is also there

I think that's the NK on the right.  Second shot is the Werk Shop project, Third is ? 

[jdt10768]

On 5/6/2018 at 8:37 AM, mike said:

Anyone want to organize a caravan down to Greer from the Vintage host hotel (Clarion) for Friday morning?

 

mike

I'm sure you won't have any trouble getting a group together for that road trip Mike

[adawil2002]

On 5/5/2018 at 9:24 AM, Stevenc22 said:

Obviously Terry Sather owns the m3 to 2002 conversion. Actually M3 subframe with 2002 body panels on it.

 

Currently owned by Lance White. He bought it from Terry.