[BMWCSRegistry] Period Passable Radio for 3.0CSi (w/new speakers)

[Richard Conway]

Oh, and one of the coolest and quite memorable experiences with this car was
when I drove it from Charlotte, NC to Tulsa, OK for O¹Fest, 1,100 miles in a
hair less than 13 hours driving solo, then took Count Albrecht Von Gertz in
it for 10 or so laps around Hallett race track a couple days later. Like
Mikey says: He liked it! Me too. He was a true gentleman.

Richard Conway




On 10/28/07 3:05 PM, "Richard Conway" <richardconway at bellsouth.net> wrote:

> On 10/28/07 2:27 PM, "the-hound at juno.com" <the-hound at juno.com> wrote:
> 
>> 
>> ³Sometimes the sweet engine hummmmmm makes up for the lack of music sounds on
>> open roads/beltways in my area. ³
>> 
>> I¹ve said it before, I owned my ³daily driver² 3.5 Ltr, twin turbo,
>> intercooled, 450 HP, CSL (the 11th one built) for 31 continuous years and
>> drove it for more than 100,000 miles and NEVER had a radio. Did I miss it,
>> nah! The exhaust wasn¹t quite stock soooo the sound of the exhaust for all
>> those years was music enough. From Key West to Northern New England from the
>> Atlantic Ocean to Colorado and everywhere in between, So many race tracks, so
>> many O¹fests, car shows, driving on the beach, in the mountains, late at
>> night on deserted interstates, downtown traffic, haulin groceries, haulin
>> kids, you name it, no radio. No big deal, too much extra weight. Yep, a true
>> lightweight, all alloy, all plexi, no insulation, thin gauge steel, I¹m still
>> smiling. Porsche 930¹s were no big deal either. Some of you may remember
>> 930¹s, many probably won¹t.
>> 
>> Richard Conway
> 
> 
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