Here is a sneak peek of The ICON exhibit: 50 years of the 2002

[mmichalik]

This was posted by The Werk Shop so I thought I would share

 

https://t.co/Owd63bN70K

 

Some very beautiful cars there.

[Harv]

Great event as usual. 

 

John

[1972_Targa]

Stunning cars. I’m curious if there is an online site/digital experience of this stellar exhibit? I searched and found nothing...

[Jam3422]

I bought the book a couple of weeks ago.  It's very well done and a really good read.  It's a beautiful and diverse collection of cars, but I wonder why no 2002ti was included. 

[Jim_75Sahara]

I recognize a number of those 2002's! Beautiful presentation -- well done!

[1972_Targa]

4 hours ago, Jam3422 said:

I bought the book a couple of weeks ago.  It's very well done and a really good read.  It's a beautiful and diverse collection of cars, but I wonder why no 2002ti was included. 

Where did you purchase? Appreciated...

[Jam3422]

The book is available from the Foundation:

 

https://bmwccafoundation.org/

[ray_]

And here's a more direct link.

 

http://bmwccafoundationstore.com/book-icon

 

Cheers,

[bimbill]

23 hours ago, Jam3422 said:

I bought the book a couple of weeks ago.  It's very well done and a really good read.  It's a beautiful and diverse collection of cars, but I wonder why no 2002ti was included. 

 

I wondered the same thing regarding a 2002ti.  We know there's at least one museum worthy example in the U.S 

 

 

[M3M3]

Because nobody volunteered their ti to sit in the showroom for 9 months....

[ray_]

... uncompensated.

 

[Lisa.02P]

There will be a second and final book including the cars that will be rotating in the second half of the year.... Tesoro will be one of the cars to complete this book for the 50th anniversary of the 2002s! [emoji4]

[Jam3422]

Plus the cost to get the cars there.  But I appreciate that a lot of folks gave up their cars and paid to get them there.

[1972_Targa]

1 hour ago, Jam3422 said:

Plus the cost to get the cars there.  But I appreciate that a lot of folks gave up their cars and paid to get them there.

Agreed. These folks unselfishly dug deep for the benefit of many.

 

I'm curious about the Baur Targa. It's been referred to as the "Italian Baur." Is it truly an Italian car, or is this a American-owned Targa sporting Italian plates?

[grizzlebar]

Any idea if the book will come in a hardcover version?