Available shortly at your local newsstand...

http://jon.bimmerfest.com/pbmw/06event/pbmwcovsmall.jpg

I can only post the first page, but you'll get the idea... :)

http://jon.bimmerfest.com/pbmw/06event/pbmw01small.jpg

Shiat! So boughten.

Thanks Jon!

And another thanks again for bimmerfest!!

Cool! I'll make sure to get me a copy.

Thanks to everyone from Bimmerforums who came out and made this year's Bimmerfest the most successful yet!

:alright

It's out in the new issue of Modified Luxury & Exotics Magazine + Bimmer too...

After that, keep an eye out for eurotuner.

Jon, what motivated you to organize something like bimmerfest? It's a great thing that you're doing here, uniting the bmw community. Keep up the good work, your work is appreciated.

Jon, what motivated you to organize something like bimmerfest? It's a great thing that you're doing here, uniting the bmw community. Keep up the good work, your work is appreciated.

Bimmerfest actually began as a sort of customer appreciation day combined with an opportunity for the members of www.Bimmer.org (http://www.Bimmer.org) (pre-Toadfly) to meet face-to-face after chatting on the message boards. Up until 2003 I was the General Sales Manager of Cutter BMW. Not to toot my own horn, but in the 90's I was one of the pioneers of online retailing, perhaps the first to attack it in the BMW market. I literally sold hundreds of BMWs on the forums, and the first Bimmerfest gathering was really just an opportunity for me to give something back to the community. In 2003 I retired from the car business after 18 years, and completed the graduate training in Clinical Psychology that I bailed on in the early 80's. Bimmerfest has taken on a life of its own, and I am very honored by the growth and popularity that the event has experienced. When I visit the forums and read threads like the "Bimmerfest Pump-Up Thread" that was posted here a few months ago I get the biggest shit-eating grin on my face. I am a diehard 45-year-old BMW enthusiast, and I am stoked to know that so many people enjoy the event as much as I do... :)

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Bimmerfest actually began as a sort of customer appreciation day combined with an opportunity for the members of www.Bimmer.org (http://www.Bimmer.org) (pre-Toadfly) to meet face-to-face after chatting on the message boards. Up until 2003 I was the General Sales Manager of Cutter BMW. Not to toot my own horn, but in the 90's I was one of the pioneers of online retailing, perhaps the first to attack it in the BMW market. I literally sold hundreds of BMWs on the forums, and the first Bimmerfest gathering was really just an opportunity for me to give something back to the community. In 2003 I retired from the car business after 18 years, and completed the graduate training in Clinical Psychology that I bailed on in the early 80's. Bimmerfest has taken on a life of its own, and I am very honored by the growth and popularity that the event has experienced. When I visit the forums and read threads like the "Bimmerfest Pump-Up Thread" that was posted here a few months ago I get the biggest shit-eating grin on my face. I am a diehard 45-year-old BMW enthusiast, and I am stoked to know that so many people enjoy the event as much as I do... :)

:redspot


Im sure I speak for most everyone on this forum by saying thank you!

Bimmerfest actually began as a sort of customer appreciation day combined with an opportunity for the members of www.Bimmer.org (http://www.Bimmer.org) (pre-Toadfly) to meet face-to-face after chatting on the message boards. Up until 2003 I was the General Sales Manager of Cutter BMW. Not to toot my own horn, but in the 90's I was one of the pioneers of online retailing, perhaps the first to attack it in the BMW market. I literally sold hundreds of BMWs on the forums, and the first Bimmerfest gathering was really just an opportunity for me to give something back to the community. In 2003 I retired from the car business after 18 years, and completed the graduate training in Clinical Psychology that I bailed on in the early 80's. Bimmerfest has taken on a life of its own, and I am very honored by the growth and popularity that the event has experienced. When I visit the forums and read threads like the "Bimmerfest Pump-Up Thread" that was posted here a few months ago I get the biggest shit-eating grin on my face. I am a diehard 45-year-old BMW enthusiast, and I am stoked to know that so many people enjoy the event as much as I do... :)

:redspot

Way to make things happen. Each year bimmerfest gets bigger and better.

I see myself going to Bimmerfest forever... :redspot

i was reading that lastnite at barns n noble while waiting my movie.

jon shafer; i've said before, and i'll say again... your rock.

NIce! whats up with the bimmerfest DVD?

NIce! whats up with the bimmerfest DVD?
i just got an email from chris (the guy behind the DVD) he is wrapping things up.


keep checking back ;) www.bimmerfestdvd.com

Thanks for all of the positive feedback -- it really means a lot to me...

As JP said, Chris Savasta of Alter Productions should have the DVD finished shortly. As you can see from the trailer, it figures to kick some serious a$$!

Speaking of which, check out page 4 of the PBMW article. I don't want to post the whole thing and bum out the editor (they've got to sell a few mags)... :)

http://jon.bimmerfest.com/pbmw/06event/pbmw04small.jpg

Bad Ass :buttrock Thanks for the link Jon, now I have to go out and buy 10 magazines!

Bad Ass :buttrock Thanks for the link Jon, now I have to go out and buy 10 magazines!

This guy said it best.

Thanks for all of the positive feedback -- it really means a lot to me...

As JP said, Chris Savasta of Alter Productions should have the DVD finished shortly. As you can see from the trailer, it figures to kick some serious a$$!

Speaking of which, check out page 4 of the PBMW article. I don't want to post the whole thing and bum out the editor (they've got to sell a few mags)... :)

http://jon.bimmerfest.com/pbmw/06event/pbmw04small.jpg

Hey Jon it looks like a great time!!
I was speaking to Tim Jones from performance.ix the other day,
and I was wondering how come the east coast does not have something like this?

Any chance of ever doing one around New England??

The closest we come is the Bav Auto Show and shine in october...