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Volume XXXIX, No. 8 August 2011

TARHEEL CHAPTER BMW CCA
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ON THE COVER:
MEMBERSHIP CORNER
This month, we’d like to give a warm Tarheel welcome
to 42 new and returning members and associate
members. This brings our total chapter
membership to 2,803! Our membership is the lifeblood
of the Club. Without your participation, there
would be no Club. We offer a wide variety of activi-
Ryan Anastasi Wake Forest NC
Robert Baskervill Fayetteville NC
Toni Baskervill Fayetteville NC
Danny Brown Raleigh NC
Doug Burger Charlotte NC
Brian Carr Raleigh NC
Robert Castillo Huntersville NC
Ileana Castillo Huntersville NC
Erick Christensen Charlotte NC
Andy Clontz Thomasville NC
Gary Cram Greensboro NC
Bruce Cromartie Raleigh NC
Tim Dobbings Arden NC
Todd Ellis Morrisville NC
Brian Fowler Greensboro NC
Bryan Graham Hickory NC
Charlie Guthrie Raleigh NC
Danzenia Hardy Fayetteville NC
Graham Hobbs Charlotte NC
Nancy Hobbs Charlotte NC
Adam Holm Fayetteville NC
Tiffany Kitchen Raleigh NC
Scott McGee Kernersville NC
Deborah Meehan Cary NC
David Mottis Greensboro NC
Henry Norris Raleigh NC
Geoffrey Pratt Wake Forest NC
Charles Richards Winston Salem NC
Mike Pugh sent us this great cover shot from his
trip over to Germany for the Bavarian Tour 2011, an
event put on by the German 02 Club every fi ve years.
Mike emailed us, “We spent 9 days driving around
the German and Austrian Alps in a 2002 Baur! Bucket
list trip for sure! Yep, those are 02 Group magnets on
the back of those cars!”
I was looking at the 2011 program and I can see
why Mike was so excited about this - day one, a “drive
200 km long tourist routes through the German-Austrian
alpine region.” The cars, the views... wow...
Thanks Mike, I guess I have one more thing to add
to the to-do list. -ed.
ties, and welcome the opportunity to get to know
you better at some of these events. We encourage
you to contact your Area Coordinator to fi nd out
about local dinner meetings and other ways to get
involved in YOUR club. Come join us, you’ll have a
great time!
Tony Romeo Winston Salem NC
Andrey Rudnitsky Winston Salem NC
John Rutledge Greensboro NC
Glenn Simon Raleigh NC
Holli Simpson Greensboro NC
Larry Staton Huntersville NC
Shannon Staton Huntersville NC
Chuck Strong Hendersonville NC
Ryan Thor Charlotte NC
Olena Voroutsova Fuquay Varina NC
Rodney Whedbee Salisbury NC
Browning Wipper Chapel Hill NC
Randy Worzella Raleigh NC
Jason Zaremba Raleigh NC

Clearly, the basic concept of an on-board
navigation system is here to stay, and for good
reason. Heck, it’s really a no-brainer. Just about
anyone who travels by car, for business or pleasure,
is bound to appreciate being able to get
from A to B in the most effi cient manner (without
getting lost in the process).
However, the way major carmakers choose to
offer this feature nowadays virtually guarantees
that you can’t have an integrated on-board system
without spending really big bucks.
As Bill Howard suggests in his recent column
(June ROUNDEL), many carmakers seem to be
stuck in a mindset that leaves them unable (or
unwilling) to offer decent built-in navigation for
less than $1,000. As he sees it, these carmakers
“can’t do navigation for less than $1,000 [because]
they have no intention of giving you navigation”
unless it’s fully integrated with the multifarious
systems already in the cars.
In other words, the Automotive Establishment’s
view is that there ain’t no such thing as
an on-board GPS unit with all the right features
– moving maps, voice prompts – that’s NOT tied
into a car’s audio system, or touch-screen, or
climate controls, or whatever. There’s more to
Bill’s story (good stuff, too). But for me, what fi rst
struck me was – this is a classic case of planned
obsolescence. There’s no way of replacing a nav
system with a new, improved model except by
turning in the car for a newer model!
There is, of course, a cheaper yet satisfactory
alternative: Forget about what carmakers
want to sell you and create your own in-car nav
system. It’s therefore not surprising that the af-
PAUL HOECKE Notes from the road
The Trouble With GPS
termarket business is alive and well. The wide
selection of GPS units in electronics stores, at
prices ranging between $200 and $400, is impressive.
And judging by all the vehicles that sport
them on their dashboards or suction-cupped to
their windshields, there seems to be no end to
the demand either. The competition may even stir
those carmakers out of their rut, although (as Bill
suggests) it may very well be Ford and Hyundai,
rather than BMW, leading the way to an AFFORD-
ABLE yet effective on-board GPS system.
Be that as it may, I wish everyone concerned
the best of luck. But trust me to come up with yet
another alternative to this whole navigation issue:
Don’t bother getting one. I suspect I’m in the
minority on this, but I have my reasons.
By now, you know me to be somewhat conservative
when it comes to cars. I’m not one to
rush out and get the latest accessory just because
it’s available. The car industry is full of blind alleys.
(Anybody still remember push-button transmissions?)
More important, I also like to keep
things simple. Now, I’ll admit that, wandering
past the display of Magellans and Garmins at the
local Best Buys, I’ve been occasionally tempted
to get one of these little plug-in gizmos. The technology
is pretty neat – being told by a satellite in
orbit where on the globe I happen to be located is
sort of inspiring. (I’ve been something of a space
nut from the Wernher von Braun days.) But every
time I’ve come close to buying one, my mind
comes up with this pop-up menu of reasons why I
don’t really need to.
For one thing, I’m sort of wedded to maps –
paper maps, that is. They’re REALLY cheap; and
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although they may get tattered and oil-stained
over time, they serve my purpose, which is to give
me the lay of the land where I’m headed. I don’t
claim to have a photographic memory, but having
driven all over the Lower Forty-Eight, I fi nd it easy
to remember what routes lead where, without
referring to maps over and over again. And I’ve
never gotten lost; ‘off-course’, yes (that’s rally jargon),
but not lost in the sense of needing outside
help to get back on course (I know, I know: Guys
allegedly don’t like to ask for directions; but that’s
not really my problem.)
More to my point though, I’d fi nd a rolling
map display and /or a voice telling me where
to go a distraction. Like I said, I generally know
where I’m headed – unless I’m just sightseeing,
i.e. cruising around the countryside with no goal
other than exploring – and getting back to where
I started. Anyone with any sense of direction (sun
rises in the east, sets in the west) should be able
to handle that.
But there’s more. When I’m on the road, I
prefer to observe my surroundings, see the coun-
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I moved in to my new shop space last month
and I can honestly say, working on cars is a lot
more fun now that I don’t have to move things
around every time I want to work! Even better, I
can get started on some of the longer term projects
that have been on the list for years.
30’ x ‘40, the new place looked huge with
nothing in it, but now that everything is moved
in it’s nice and cozy. Still plenty of room for my
needs, with room for two long-term projects and a
bay for maintenance. Biggest problem so far was
deciding what would get moved to the shop and
what stays at the garage––hint to Santa, guess I
just need doubles of all my tools...
Next, the lift goes in. Holding off on that
until January though––fi gured I would get settled
in and get everything where I wanted it since it
would be a bit diffi cult to move the lift if I change
my mind on placement. Now, what brand of lift...
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tryside fi rst hand, as it were. Having a GPS unit
would probably put a crimp in that. Analogous to
the “build it and they will come” principle, even
an occasional glance at the display would put me
in the position of the proverbial tourist who never
actually sees any of the sights he or she visits
except through the lens of a camera. Where’s the
fun in that?
A much more immediate and practical problem
(as I see it) is that a free-standing GPS unit
is worth stealing. Having one in any of our cars
would vastly increase chances of some greedy
lout breaking a window (or worse) while trying to
grab the unit. Even if the perp were to fail in the
attempt, the cost of the resulting damage would
exceed by far the usefulness of the unit.
This doesn’t quite close the book on GPS for
me. One area where I think it’s supremely useful
is in hiking and camping off the beaten path. The
purpose-built hand-held units now available are
great – waterproof, long-life batteries, displays
that are readable in all kinds of light conditions –
the lot.
But it’s obvious I still have a lot to learn
about the different kinds of units out there. Case
in point: I gave son Paul a Magellan hand-held for
his birthday. He loves to explore our many state
parks on foot, and loved my present, at fi rst – but
ended up returning it to the store. Seems I had
neglected to notice that this particular unit is
primarily designed for geocaching. Now, I know
that’s a sort of point-to-point treasure hunt that
can take one all over the state, the country – or
even the world. What I didn’t realize was that this
particular unit was so specialized as to pretty
much preempt other, more pedestrian functions –
such as fi nding your way in uncharted territory.
Oh well, I guess it’ll take me a few more baby
steps to really join the 21st century.
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Tarheel Chapter

CLUB RACING REPORT
BY PAUL HOECKE
We can only guess what kept local hot shoes
from their usual haunts these past couple of
months. Maybe it was the early onset of sweltering
summer heat, or maybe it was something
else. But the fact remains that as the midpoint of
the racing season approached, participation by
Tarheel drivers in Club Racing (CR) events as well
as other non-pro circuits continued to be pretty
sparse.
Between late May and early July, only a half
dozen or so of our guys showed up at CR and
NASA races that usually attract at least twice as
many. But several of them, especially Jason Crist
and Roman Lifson, deserve an award for persistence.
(We sort of like to call it the ‘Woody’ – for
comedian Woody Allen, who supposedly once
said that “99 percent of Life is Showing Up.”)
As we mentioned last month, Crist (JP) and
Lifson (IP), along with Tom Tice (Spec E36), Sri
Haputantri and Mike Skeen showed up at the
Club race at Mid-Ohio the last weekend in May.
To reach that Lexington, OH track is not exactly
an easy haul, which alone is a feather in our guys’
cap. Only the date of the event was past our deadline
for that report, which is why we had to leave
the results until now.
Those were pretty decent, especially for Crist,
who won JP in all three races (two sprints and an
enduro) that weekend. Lifson suffered a DNF in
the fi rst sprint, sat out the fun race, but returned
(with Skeen as co-driver) to fi nish sixth in IP in
the long race. And Tice fi nished all three races in
mid-pack.
Within two weeks, the Crist/Lifson duo was
Crist, Lifson Keep At It; BW Struggles
at it again, this time at the NASA Southeast twosprint
event at Road Atlanta. Competition must
have been tough, as Crist only managed fi fth and
fourth-place fi nishes in GTS2. Lifson did a bit better,
taking the checker in third place in GTS3 (and
seventh overall) in one race, but apparently chose
to sit out the other sprint. The next Southeast
Region race after Road Atlanta – the Firecracker
Run at Charlotte over the July 4th weekend – took
place past our deadline, but we expect both of our
hot shoes to have stayed their course.
Meanwhile, the NASA Mid-Atlantic Region’s
Hyperfest at Summit Point, also in June, saw only
one Tarheel driver, Madison Whittle, take part.
In our estimation, he too deserves a Woody, although
in this instance, he also did pretty well,
winning GTS1 in the fi rst sprint before fading to a
sixth-place fi nish in the next race. The Region was
to hold their July ‘Heat Wave’ event at VIR (shortly
after the Tarheel HPDS and Race School) but any
report on that NASA event (and Whittle) will have
to wait until next time.
One surprising aspect of all the NASA events
we’ve mentioned is that, despite sizable contingents
of Spec E30s at all of them, none included
any E30 racers from around here. This was so
much unlike times past that it’s gotten us to
wonder: Where was Carter Hunt, or Al ‘The Rev’,
or any of the other local E30 pilots? And, come
to think of it, where have all of our E30s gone?
Is there a massive push underway to rebuild and
reclassify them en masse, as it were? Conspiracy
theorists are welcome to theorize. Or, better yet, if
you know what’s happening, tell us.
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Finally, we must mention one other ‘Woody’
candidate: Dennis Pippy. He has so far consistently
shown up in his #100 M3T car at every CR
event within reasonable reach of his NC home
base – and usually has won his class too. He did
so in June, at NJMP, where he collected two wins
in two races. (He chose to sit out the third sprint,
but apparently all his class rivals did likewise.)
Since that event used NJMP’s Thunderbolt circuit,
he’ll have a chance to do a repeat on the track’s
other course, the Lightning, this month, when it’s
the Jerzey Boys’ turn again to host a race weekend
there.
As for last month’s other CR offerings – BeaveRun
and Summit Point – those are not on our
docket for this report (deadlines, you know), but
we’ll hazard an opinionated prediction: Quite
likely, several local road warriors, including some
of our ‘Woody’ candidates, showed up at Summit
Point; but judging by the format of the Pittsburgh
event and last year’s results, attendance by local
drivers wasn’t in the cards.
On the other hand, our favorite local pro
team, BimmerWorld (BW) hasn’t had a days’ rest
since we forget when. And if you’ve been keeping
track of their assault on the Continental Tire
Sports Car Challenge (CTSCC) series, you know
it’s been a tough season for them so far.
To recap: After last year’s stellar team record
with just two cars in the Street Tuner (ST) class,
team owner James Clay started this season with
four entries, including two new E92 V8s in the
brutally competitive Grand Sport (GS) class. But
the team’s high expectations have met with scant
success, as their season has turned into a School
of Hard Knocks, literally and fi guratively speaking.
As neither the ST cars nor the new GS cars
have had any real reliability problems, we could
feel paranoid enough to suggest that that whole
Grand-Am/CTSCC racing environment had it in for
BimmerWorld. Objectively speaking, though, the
problems seem to have been the result of several
factors – perhaps some bad luck; but also having
to play catch-up when you’re a couple of development
years behind the competition; the fact that
any element of surprise (which may have helped
BW last year) was gone; generally tougher competition;
and Grand-Am’s fi ddling with rules (e.g.
rpm limits) which applied to everyone but may
have affected BW more adversely. Be that as it
may, podium fi nishes have remained out of reach
for BW drivers of both the ST E90s and the GS
E92s since our last report on the race at VIR.
In late May, in the short-track race at Lime
Rock (which had the STs and GSs run separately)
the #81 328i of John Capestro-Dubets (JCD) and
Greg Liefooghe came closest to that elusive goal,
with a 7th-place fi nish in class. And the #78 GS
car of Bob Michaelian and Ken Wilden actually
ran in the lead pack before losing considerable
ground due to contact – and fi nishing tenth.
A week after Lime Rock, the team ended up
with similar results at Watkins Glen. (Clay’s press
release actually labeled the race “educational”!)
The only bright spot was, once again, # 81. Engine
problems had kept JCD from qualifying, so
he started from the tail-end of the pack. Then,
soon after the green fl ag, he got hit and had to pit
with a fl at tire. So he got back in the fray and was
working his way through the crowd toward the
front – when he got hit again and suffered another
fl at! The repairs lost him the lead lap – but upon
rejoining the race (and aided by a yellow) he managed
to regain the lost lap, something pretty unheard
of on a long track like the Glen. Liefooghe
then took the car to a tenth-place fi nish in ST
(24th overall), an improvement of 37 spots (not
counting all the positions lost and regained during
this Odyssey)!
For the Road America race in June, with Michaelian
and Wilden taking a planned break, Clay
reshuffl ed his driver teams. He handed #78 to
Liefooghe with rookie Lyonel Kent as co-driver,
while JCD in the #81 car got another rookie, CR
grad Nathaniel Sparks as his new co-driver. It
would have been interesting to see how these
new pairings would’ve worked out. But that hard
knocks factor interfered.
Kent got taken out just six laps into the race,
so Liefooghe never got to race the V8. And Sparks
also got knocked around, which took #81 out of
contention not quite halfway through the race,

with JCD on the sidelines. The #79 car of Clay and
Seth Thomas stayed in the fi ght and ran in the
top fi ve for most of the race, but late contact also
dropped it back to 15th place at the checker. It was
left to ST veterans Bill Heumann and Dave White
to keep the BW banner fl ying out front, which they
did, fi nishing ninth in class.
As you read this, two more races, last month’s
contests at Laguna Seca and NJMP, are history.
Since they took place past press time for this issue,
you may read about them next time – unless
you visit the SPEED Channel fi rst. Meanwhile,
though, it strikes us that Thomas’ comment after
Road America keynotes BW’s season very well:
“While 2011 has turned into more of a learning
year than we’d wanted,” he said, “our goal is now
to turn all of those lessons into a championshipwinning
team next season.”
With only next month’s fi nale at Mid-Ohio left
on the schedule, and unless a miracle happened
last month, Thomas’ comment seems spot on.
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M Car Driver’s School at the
BMW Performance Center - October 22, 2011
The National Capital Chapter and the Tarheel Chapter of the BMWCCA are headed to Greer, SC on October
22, 2011 for a Spring driving school at the BMW Performance Center.
As always, the Performance Center provides a selection of ///M cars, instructors, gas, tires, lunch and a
fi rst-class facility for a fun-fi lled day. The school’s focus is to improve your driving skills through a combination
of driving exercises, classroom instruction and competitive events. No helmets or previous driving
school experience is required. We will be driving all ///M Cars for this event (at the last school, we drove
M3s coupes and sedans with the double clutch transmission, M5’s and M6’s, and it’s a possibility that the
1M may be available for this event). Just show up ready to drive!
This school is divided into morning and afternoon sessions which mix skill building and competitive
events, including skid pad exercises, wet/dry course, autocross and more. Please note that the Performance
Center staff continually updates the program, so session contents and the cars available to us may
vary from prior schools.
Since this is a joint school, each chapter will have 16 slots available (32 participants in total). Space
is limited and we anticipate that the school will fi ll quickly. The cost of the school is $630 per driver. Registration
is open and please begin mailing your applications now. Completed applications received from
Tarheel BMW CCA members on or before September 10, 2011 will be given equal priority for selection into
the school. If we have more applicants than slots, participants for the school will be selected by a random
drawing of those applications received on or before September 10, 2011 (and a wait list will be established
for other applicants). Applications will be considered complete upon receipt of both the registration form
and full payment. After September 10, 2011, the school will be opened to members of any other BMW CCA
chapters and fi lled on a fi rst come - fi rst served basis. Applications from other Chapters will be accepted
at any time, but priority will be given to applications of Tarheel Chapter Members received by September
10.
We will also arrange for optional dinner/socials on the evenings of Friday, October 21, and Saturday,
October 22. Subject to availability, we will try to schedule a factory tour of the BMW Manufacturing facility
on the afternoon of October 21. Due to the size of our group, we are usually split across multiple tour
times. Since the NCC folks have a long commute from the Washington DC area, Tarheel members who
want to do the tour should plan to be available for the earlier tour times, usually beginning around 2:00
p.m.
THE DETAILS:
Where: BMW Performance Center in Greer, SC
When: 8:00 am, Saturday, October 22, 2011
Cost: $630 per person
TENATATIVE SCHEDULE:
Group Dinners (optional): Evenings of October 21, 22 - times and locations to be announced.
Group Zentrum and Factory Tour: Subject to availability – early to mid afternoon, Fri. October 21
Driver’s School, BMW Performance Center: 8:00 am until ~ 4:15 pm, October 22, 2011.
Lodging: The cost of lodging is not included in your registration fee. Additional information on lodging
will be sent to confi rmed participants.
FINE PRINT:
To insure that all Tarheel Chapter members have an opportunity for the limited slots for this event,
applications received from Tarheel members by September 10, 2011 will receive the same priority.
A current BMW CCA membership number is required – and membership will be confi rmed.
Applicants may include one immediate family member from their household on their school registration
(i.e. send in $1,260 if your spouse or child will be doing the school with you). Although we can’t
imagine why this family member is not an Associate Member, there is no requirement that he or she be a
BMWCCA member.

All applicants must be 18 or older with a valid driver’s license, no exceptions.
Priority will be given to Tarheel Chapter members for our chapter’s 16 slots in the school. If the
school is not fi lled by September 10, 2011, open slots will be made available to applicants from other
BMW CCA Chapters (with priority to National Capital Chapter members).
The registration fee includes lunch at the Performance Center. Lodging and other meals are extra.
Cancellation Policy: If selected for the school, the last day to cancel and receive a full refund is
September 15, 2011. After that date, you will receive a refund only if we are able to fi ll your spot in the
school.
If you do not get into the school and would like your voided check returned to you, please enclose a
self addressed stamped envelope. Otherwise, we’ll shred your un-cashed check.
If you have any additional questions, please contact Stephen Dean by e-mail at stephendean@nc.rr.
com
Application Form
BMW Performance Center Driver School
October 22, 201
(All applicants must be 18 years old or older)
Name: BMW CCA #: (Required)
Name of Additional Applicant (one max) from same Household (and BMW CCA# - if available):
Address:
Work Telephone: Mobile Telephone:
Home Telephone: e-mail address:
Prior Driving School Experience (Circle one)
Applicant 1: No prior driving schools 1-3 driving schools > 3 driving schools
Applicant 2: No prior driving schools 1-3 driving schools > 3 driving schools
Please make checks payable to: Tarheel Chapter BMW CCA in the amount of $630 per applicant.
Cancellation Policy: The last day to cancel and receive a full refund is September 15, 2011. After that
date, you will receive a refund only if we are able to fi ll your spot in the school.
If you do not get into the school and would like your voided check returned to you, please enclose a self addressed
stamped envelope. Otherwise, we’ll shred your un-cashed check.
In order to participate in this program, you will be required to show a valid driver’s license and sign the
BMW Performance Center’s Liability Waiver and Release form.
Applications may be mailed immediately and all applications from Tarheel members received by September
10, 2011 will be given equal priority for the school. Please mail your application and payment to: Stephen M.
Dean 4003 Juniper Court, Raleigh, NC 27612-3625

Scott Sturdy
Scott Sturdy

Couple of shots taken by Mike Pugh from this year’s The Vintage. Top: 3 Tourings - don’t see that every day! Bottom:
Scott and Patti Sturdy.

McDUFFIE
AUTOBODY
The Triad’s Finest BMW Body Repair
and Frame Shop!
Insurance work and other fi ne cars welcome!
We are perfectionists, and our combined forty years
of experience assures our customers of
quality workmanship. As BMW specialists, we use
only factory parts and have the area’s most
complete supply of original BMW factory German
paint.
We Buy Wrecks – Scott McDuffi e, Owner
McDuffi e Autobody
3510 E. Wendover Avenue
Greensboro, NC 27405
(336) 375-4516
919.662.9101
White Oak Business Park | 5335 Raynor Rd. | Garner
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TARHEEL CHAPTER 2011
Aug 5-7 *NCC Driving School - Summit Point National Capital Chapter website: nccbmwcca.org
Aug 21 * Points Autocross THSCC Old Sanford Airport James Short website: thscc.com
Aug 25-28 *Fall Autofair Lowe’s Motor Speedway website: charlotte-autofair.com
Aug 27-28 Tarheel & Toe Driving School VIR Full JoElla John (540) 992-3040 jjohnmcoupe@aol.com
Aug 27 Adult Car Control Clinic VIR South JoElla John (540) 992-3040 jjohnmcoupe@aol.com
Sep 2-4 * Baltimore Grand Prix ALMS Corral See MotorsportReg for registration
Sep 9 * THSCC HPDE at VIR website: thscc.com
Sep 9-11 *BMW CCA Club Race Road Atlanta Peachtree Chapter website: bmwccaclubracing.com
Sep 9-11 * Peachtree Fall HPDE at Road Atlanta website: peachtreebmwcca.org
Sep 10-11 * Tidewater Fall HPDE at NCCAR Bob Eveleigh (757) 651-0575 website: tidewatebmwcca.org
Sep 9-11 * Euro-Classica Nat Arnold/Lee Davis website: euroclassica.com
Sep 11 2nd Annual Blue Ridge Parkway CruZ Richard Little richard.thunderroadz@gmail.com
Sep 18 * Points Autocross THSCC Laurinburg Maxton Airport website: thscc.com
Sep 17-18 *MINIpalooza - Shelton Vineyards Mike Vogler website: www.minipalooza.net
Sep 30 - Oct 2 Tarheel & Toe Driving School VIR Full JoElla John (540) 992-3040 jjohnmcoupe@aol.com
Oct 10-16 *42nd Annual BMW CCA Oktoberfest Linda Axlerod (864) 250-0022 lindaa@bmwcca.org
Oct 22 BMW Performance Center School Stephen Dean stephendean@nc.rr.com
Oct 23 *Points Autocross THSCC Danville Regional Airport website: thscc.com
Oct 29 Street Survival Denis Kingberg (919)247-4876 dkingberg@nc.rr.com
See www.tarheelbmwcca.org for the full 2011 calendar
* Not a Tarheel BMW CCA sponsored event
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LOCAL SCENE
TRIAD AREA DINNER
* * * NEW LOCATON * * *
Date: 2nd Thursday each month
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Where: Break Time Billiards
420 Jonestown Rd. Winston-Salem
Come out and join us for drink specials,half-priced
pool, delicious Italian food and even a free Break
Time Billiards membership(for the fi rst year) . This
is no sleazy pool hall, it’s a verynice facility with
a full bar, very nice pool table, dart boards, etc.
Francesco’sItalian Restaurant (next door) offers their
full menu right in Break Time, andI can tell you from
experience that the food is excellent - so come hungry.
Break Time is a 21 yrs and older establishment
so be sure to bring your ID.
CHARLOTTE AREA I DINNER
Date: 3rd Thursday each month
Time: 7 p.m.
Where: Waldhorn Restaurant
12101 Lancaster Hwy (Old Hwy 521)
Pineville, NC
(Located near Carolina Place Mall)
(704) 540-7047
We’re still hanging out at the Waldhorn Restaurant
on the third Thursday of each month.
Contact Andrew Martinez at (704) 764-1164 or
e-mail at Andrew.Martinez@y7mail.com to RSVP.
Please join us (great German food and beer). See
you there!
Thank you, Andrew Martinez, Area Coordinator
TRIANGLE AREA DINNER
Date: (3rd Thursday each month)
Time: 6:30 pm
Where: Manchester’s Grill
9101-153 Leesville Road
Pine Crest Shopping Center)
Raleigh 27613
(919) 676-3310
Directions: Manchester’s is located just 1 mile
south of I-540, exit 7 on Leesville Road.
As usual, it’s the third Thursday. They have a
room large enough to accommodate us, and a
great menu. Please come out and join us - Denis
Kingberg. (919) 676-3570 - home offi ce, (919) 247-
4876 - cell
ROANOKE AREA
Date: 2nd Thursday each month
Time: 6:30 pm
Where: Logan’s Roadhouse
Valley View Mall
If interested in dinners and activities in the Roanoke
Area, please send your e-mail address to
Scott Garner, tsgarner@gmail.com or call (540)
467-2350 for information. Dinners are normally
the second Thursday of the month.
ASHEVILLE AREA DINNER
Date: Last Tuesday each month
Time: 6:30 pm
Where: PiazzaEast
4 Eastwood Village Blvd.
Asheville, NC 28803
Call for directions (828) 298-7224
All BMW marques are welcome (cars, motorcycles,
Mini, Rolls, etc.).
Contact Richard at rvaughn29@charter.net for
more information.
DOWNEAST AREA (Greenville, Wilson Rocky Mt)
Members interested in getting together please
email Bob Thomas at bobthomas18@hotmail.com
or call (252) 363-1383.
HURRICANE REGION AREA (New Bern, Jacksonville,
Morehead City) will meet the 3rd Tuesday
of the month. For details contact Rich Broughton
(252) 247-2074 or cell (252) 670-0803. See web
page www.obxcruz.ning.com for monthly details.
Meeting will move around in area.
CAPE FEAR AREA
For dinner info call Tom Deacon at H (910) 579-
0520 in Ocean Isle Beach C (910) 398-2694 or email:
tdeacon@atmc.net
CHARLOTTE AREA II
Please email Andy Barbee for more information at
wbarbee1@carolina.rr.com or call (704) 701-2294.
NORTHERN MOUNTAIN AREA DINNER
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No information available.
SANDHILLS AREA
Date: (4th Wednesday each month)
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Where: Luigi’s Restaurant
(www.luigisnc.com)
528 North McPherson Church Road
Fayetteville, NC 28303
Please come out and join us - Jeff Lucas. (919)
454-9383 email: jwlucas@dcjsystems.com
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BMW CARS FOR SALE:
1976 2002 Bronze with
black/tan interior. Very restorable
body. Clean NC title.
Engine and transmission
are complete, but out of
the car. Has e21 rack and
brakes. Also comes with
1983 e21 engine and 5spd
transmission. Located in
Lincolnton, NC. For pictures
and other details, please
email: sultanov1979@yahoo.com
All reasonable offers
will be considered, but
buyer must come see the
car fi rst.
1982 3 series sedan I have
a 1982 BMW 3 series sedan
with 200k miles that
is going to need a new
clutch. Otherwise this car
is in good shape with minor
rust and no leaks. The front
seat doesn’t move but that
hasn’t been a problem
as I can sit in it comfortably.
If you are at all handy this
is a great car that will go
another 100k. $1000 413-
559-1229
1987 BMW K 100 RS Motorcycle
Bike has been well
cared for & maintained. 50K
miles. Recent 50K service.
White. Up-to-date & ready
to ride. Includes locking
BMW hard bags, Garmin
Nuvi GPS mount, Security
cable and disc lock. Contact
Joe @ 704-502-9001
Charlotte, NC
1997 318Ti 2700lbs /
240HP S52 M3 Motor swap
Just picked up a Z4 Coupe,
so I need to reduce my inventory!
Great for Street,
HDPE, or Auto-X
Mod.s include: TC Kline
Racing Double Adjustable
Coilovers & Camber plates
/// M3 Front control arms,
rotors, calipers, and Per-
formance Friction pads ///
Racing Dynamics 27mm
front sway bar W/ Turner
adjustable end links /// M-
Coupe Rear, LSD, rotors,
calipers, and Performance
Friction pads /// Rear Adjustable
Toe & Camber kits
/// Braided steel brake lines
(Last brake fl ush 11/10 with
Ate Super Blue) /// Rogue
Engineering DMS Stainless
Cat Back /// Rogue
Engineering Short Shifter ///
Turner Motorsports Power
Pulley kit /// TR Motorsports
MT1 18” x 8” Wheels W/
Kumho 245/35 Ecsta XS ///
75mm wheel studs & nuts
/// Carbon Fiber Splitter and
center console /// Battery
relocated to trunk /// 178K
Miles on motor and chassis.
Recent Maintenance Work
Includes: Clutch, Trans
mount, Drive shaft Flex disk
& Center bearing, Evap.
Shutoff Valve, Air Pump, O2
Sensor, Throttle body actuator
motor,Bosch Starter
& Alternator, Belt Tensioners.
Asking $8,900 OBO
Photos can be found here:
http://s1182.photobucket.
com/albums/x460/Studio-
Three3/1997%20318Ti/
Contact Mike: mshieldsstudio3@aol.com
for more information
Location: Greens-
20 TARHEEL CHAPTER FOOTNOTES http://www.tarheelbmwcca.org

oro, NC
1999 740i Sport This 740i is
Aspen silver/gray with only
72,200 easy miles..Like new
inside and out. No smoking,
always garaged, no accidents,
dings, dents or rust.
New tires, Top end audio
system, K-40 front and rear
remote radar,
recent NC inspection..
Everything Works..The car
speaks for itself. Carefully
Maintained ( Mobil 1 only) ,
all hoses and
belts have been replaced..
New battery. Have all
maintenance records.. Vin-
WBAGG8334XDN74650..
Asking $12,900 OBO
For more info, pics, ect..
Call John at 910-575-3400
or my cell 240-687-2260.
e-mail - maryellenandjohn@
ec.rr.com
2002 Dinan Cabaret
103,000 miles, Silver w/grey
leather, Blackout body kit
& rims. 4K in Dinan modifi
cations by BMW. LOTS
MORE! www.autotrader.
com or Raleigh Craigslist
for more info. Priced to sell
below blue book at $14000.
Cash, no trades, no less.
Call Maurice 919-949-6013
2006 Z4 3.0i, Roadster
Only 11,900 original miles.
Garage kept. Superb Condition.
Premium and Cold
weather packages. Black
on black leather interior.
Automanual with steering
wheel mounted paddle
shifters. Automatic soft top
with rear glass (not plastic).
Perfect wheels - not a
scratch.
All annual low mileage oil
and brake fl uid changes
have been performed as
well as tire rotation. Problem
free vehicle. We have
one too many bimmers
and this one drew the short
straw and needs to go.
$26,500. Call Kevin at 540-
525-3922 or email kevin@
beltoneva.com. If you are
considering a used Z4, this
one needs to be seen.
2007 M6 SMG Coupe VIN:
WBSEH93577CY23634
Outstandingly clean and
beautiful with unique
Sepang Bronze Metallic
fi nish. Powered by the Formula
1 inspired V-10 5.0L
DOHC 40-valve engine with
SMG (sequential manual
gearbox). The M6 series
is fi tted with high performance
Grand-Prix hardware
throughout, so if you are a
racing or autocross enthusiast,
expect this rocket to
test your driving skills. The
interior is dressed out with
full Sepang Merino leather
and Madiera Walnut Wood
trim with black and satin
chrome accents and hardware.
M6s are optioned to
the max, but please ask and
we will provide a complete
documented list for this vehicle.
Full DVD Navigation
system, Heads Up (windshield)
Display, Comfort
Access Package, Enhanced
Premium Sound system,
High Defi nition Radio, BMW
Assist Phone/Bluetooth
and Satellite Radio. Non
Smoker. Original Factory
Warranty until 4/07/2011
or 50K; and Certifi ed Pre-
Owned Two-year Extended
Warranty to 4/7/2013 or
100K. Carfax certifi ed. $44K
ORO - Contact Joe at joe@
chemcleannc.com or (704)
807-8332
2007 Z4 coupe - black and
black- 55,122 miles- very
good condition. John Burgess-704-322-6269
2008 135i Coupe Crimson
Red in outstanding condition
with 20,000 miles.
Savanna Beige Boston
Leather interior, Sport Package
(Sport seats, M steering
wheel, Increased top speed
limiter, Shadowline exterior
trim), Light Burl Walnut trim,
Stronger electricity sup-

SUCH A DEAL
ply. Pure driving pleasure
maintained for longevity.
VentureShield Paint Protection
fi lm on front bumper,
full hood and side mirrors.
BMW Edge Protection Film
on door edges. Front and
rear mud fl aps. Detailed
with Zaino products. Carpeted
and Rubber Floor
Mats. Fitted Luggage Compartment
Mat. UV Sunshade
for front windshield.
BMW Fitted Sun Visor in
rear and side windows.
BMW Warning Triangle installed
in trunk. Old school
maintenance with all records.
$28,900. Mike: 919-
961-4531; macherrington@
earthlink.net. (NC)
2009 Mini Cooper Clubman
40 Miles per Gallon average,
50 on the highway!!!
Night fi re red (Burgundy),
Black/Grey interior, 5 door,
6 speed manual, Sport
package, Cold Weather
Package (heated seats),
A/C, Cruise Control, Power
Locks, Power Steering,
Remote Keyless Entry, Fog
Lights, CD Player, Premium
Sound, Power Windows,
Rear Window Defroster, Two
Rear Window Wiper, Tinted
Glass, Alloy Wheels, USB/
IPOD adapter, large double
moonroof, Mint condition,
garaged, bought new, all records,
37,000 miles, moving
to India, must sell. Contact
in Greensboro: jonathan.
halas@volvo.com, 336-601-
2681.
2011 135i Black on Black,
DCT, Sport Package, ConveniencePackage,
Heated
Seats, Ipod, Satellite Radio,
Boston Leather,. 11,500
miles. M3 Sway Bar. Very
clean and likenew. Still has
new carsmell. Run fl ats,
and lots of treadleft on front
and back. Oil changedbetween
factory intervals.
Onlyreason I a selling is I
have a 1M on the way so
this needs to go. $36,500,
sosave thousands versus a
2012. Email:seanevie@bellsouth.net
or call me,Sean
704-675-6198.
Spec e30 Race ready car,
good history. Great looking
car,fresh glacier blue paint.
Car has run NASA and
SVRA vintage. Details and
photos on request $9000
Car is located in Danville
VA. Al Taylor 252 437
1167.
1972 Bavaria 128K. Original
owner, California car, in
storage for years. Interior
almost perfect, could be
painted. 4-speed, Weber
conversion and Euro spec
ignition distributor. Make offer.
jposig@mindspring.com
OTHER MAKES FOR
SALE:
1997 Audi A6 Quattro
Wagon $4,250 189,000
miles, Black, gray leather
interior, 16” wheels with
Michelins, auto, moonroof,
AWD, third row seat, roof
rack, one owner. Contact
Bill Blancato, fl usfl am@
earthlink.net or 336-785-
5519
BMW PARTS FOR SALE:
2011 550I OEM BMW
LA Wheels set of four, W
Spoke 332, 19 inch. The
front are size 8.5JX19
ET:33, and the rear are
9JX19 ET:44. I can’t say
they are brand new due to
the fact they were on the
car when it arrived at the
dealer. However they have
not been driven on. I had
them removed and different
wheels mounted before it
left the dealership. The set
lists for $2,266.56 (including
tax), for sale at $800 (what a
deal). Buyer must pick up in
Greensboro or cover shipping.
Contact Dan Lynch at
dlynch@triad.rr.com
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3.0CS trunk panels (4) plus
fi tted deck carpet. Good
for use as a pattern or to
recover. Pictures available,
please email for pictures
and to talk about a fair
price. Shipping OK, pick
up even better! Amy Allain-
Lester ottersview@frontier.
com828-659-2490. Morganton,
NC area.
3.0CS trunk panels Right
and left side under the
deck lid, right side fl oor
(gas fi ller neck cut out),
rear fl oor panel, behind the
rear seat panel. I am very
interested in selling them all
together, if possible. Price
OBO. Pictures and detailed
descriptions available via
email. Amy Lester 828-659-
2490 or ottersview@frontier.
com
E36 Parts All came off
1993 325i 4-door track-car
build. OE springs, swaybars,
transmission mounts,
shifter, master cylinder,
15x7 wheels, tail lights
and indicators (in amber),
front license plate insert,
door moldings, steering
wheel wrapped in Wheel-
Skins Leather, airbag, front
(power) and rear (fold down)
seats, most all interior bits
in tan (or Parchment specifi -
cally), radio w/code, speak-
ers. Prices TBD or bid for it
all at a lump sum discount.
Salisbury area. Call 704 267
8700m or email supportyourtown@live.com
Parts from E34 535i Peake
R5 Oil Reset Tool fi ts many
older cars - get for $50.
Salisbury area. Call 704 267
8700m or email supportyourtown@live.com
E28 Radiator New, in the
box. For manual transmission
car (no inlet / outlet
for auto trans cooler lines).
$100 OBO. rblood@yahoo.
com
MISCELLANEOUS:
Preserving the CCA history
The Club Archive is
looking for Oktoberfest or
Chapter events trophies,
shirts, pins, posters, wine
glasses, dash plaques,
grill badges, programs, or
anything else. Anything
from the club’s past for the
Archive/Museum. Do you
have extra items you would
consider donating? Michael:
(864)250-0022; mmitchell@
roundel.org. (SC)
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