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Z3 (E36/7, E36/8) (1996 - 2002) In 1996 BMW added the Z3 to the lineup. First available only with the 1.9 liter engine, the Z3 went on to carry every 6 cylinder produced between 1996 and 2002. A fun, sporty little 2 seater came both in convertible and coupe form. Being a bit of a “parts bin” car, the Z3 is part E30, part E36, but all original.

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Old 11-25-2009, 04:03 AM
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Happy Thanksgiving 2009
Hey everyone, I get the holiday thread this time!

Thanksgiving may not mean alot to some of you, but it gives me time to reflect on the things in life that are truely important.

Our families go through a great deal for us, and vise versa, and too often we dont express our thanks.

Whether you be religious or not, take this weekend to contact famliy members and let them know the love is felt.

Enjoy the get-togethers you all will have and know that there are thousands of young men and women out there in harms way to make it possible for us to enjoy our time with family... Keep them in your prayers if you do that sort of thing.

I personally am thankful for a great deal, specifically my family, my health, and my friends. We have patted ourselves on the back a lot lately, but we really are a great group.

Thanks.
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Old 11-25-2009, 04:26 AM
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I agree. Given the hardships a lot of people are going through in 2009 I'm grateful that everyone I know is healthy.
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Old 11-25-2009, 07:50 AM
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Sky1Z3,

Great thread. Great thoughts and I second everything you've said.

Have a great Thanksgiving to all!
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Wishing you guys all a happy and healthy turkey day...
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Very thankful for BFC and its fellow members, so Happy Thanksgiving once again.
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Hey everyone, I get the holiday thread this time!

Thanksgiving may not mean alot to some of you, but it gives me time to reflect on the things in life that are truely important.

Our families go through a great deal for us, and vise versa, and too often we dont express our thanks.

Whether you be religious or not, take this weekend to contact famliy members and let them know the love is felt.

Enjoy the get-togethers you all will have and know that there are thousands of young men and women out there in harms way to make it possible for us to enjoy our time with family... Keep them in your prayers if you do that sort of thing.



I personally am thankful for a great deal, specifically my family, my health, and my friends. We have patted ourselves on the back a lot lately, but we really are a great group.

Thanks.
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Happy Thanksgiving everybody
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Old 11-25-2009, 12:19 PM
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Happy Thanksgiving!!
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Couldn't have said it better.
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!
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Old 11-25-2009, 06:07 PM
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I agree, a well thought out message. Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
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Aside from health & family, I'm sure you guys are thankful to have either an E36/7 or an E36/8........or both.........in the garage.

Happy Turkey Day, everyone!
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Good job on the thread. Happy Thanksgiving to all.

Lets not forget the armed service men and women that are keep our wonderful country free. Also their families that share their sacrifice.
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Lets not forget the armed service men and women that are keeping our wonderful country free. Also their families that share their sacrifice.
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Happy thanksgiving!

Thanks bmw!
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I'd like to add my best wishes to all this Thanksgiving and especially to those far from home who put their life on the line for us, our US Forces everywhere in the world.
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Happy Thanksgiving All!

And please be careful in your travels.
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