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My Dream Machine - Conrad Timms BMW M3

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Conrad's trip to Philip Island and some history on his '92 DTM E30 M3.

and and older video I did some time ago when he finished the build for the NZFMR - Group-A meet at Hampton Downs

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Hmmm - so you're telling us, dreams do come true.... Will keep on dreamiing then :D

OT: Maybe Conrad can chime in, What is the 2nd radiator 'thing' off to the left of the main radiator?

Guessing it's a big-ass Water->oil Cooler?? Just never seen one done like that.

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He hasn't logged into bimmersport in a long time .. I will ask him though.

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Hmmm - so you're telling us, dreams do come true.... Will keep on dreamiing then :D

OT: Maybe Conrad can chime in, What is the 2nd radiator 'thing' off to the left of the main radiator?

Guessing it's a big-ass Water->oil Cooler?? Just never seen one done like that.

For the gearbox perhaps?

And slide throttles are my weakness.

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Having an ex-DTM E30 M3 sitting in my living room would be a dream come true as well.

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What is the 2nd radiator 'thing' off to the left of the main radiator?

Guessing it's a big-ass Water->oil Cooler?? Just never seen one done like that.

From Conrad, "yes oil cooler:)"

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Im sure he wont mind if I post these here as there seems to be a lot of interest.

Philip Island Classic - Australia

and photo shoot just before it was packed up into the container.

The front & rear bumpers, bonnet and boot are all carbon fiber. It is a true DTM spec car and can be seen in the video at the bottom back on the DTM circuit.

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Here are a couple more video the car appears in back in the day. Spot the yellow window strip

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Oh my..... Emanuelle Pirro was also a favourite of mine back in the 80's.

Thats pretty special all right

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Yeah him and his team mate steve soper where mine.

There is a tv3 docco floating around about the wellington street race with both of them in it.

Edit: found it

http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/monaco-monza-macao-wellington-1990

Great old docco

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I have watched the vid of Conrad's car from the BMW Festival Of Motor Racing many, many times (it's the Red Tube equivalent of car porn for me) and only just noticed the incident on the first corner after the rolling start involving the Whittakers Sierra up the inside, briefly seen out of the side and rear windows.

That could so easily have spun around and into this amazing car. Thankfully it didn't, as that would have really been a crying shame after all that hard work to bring the car to this immaculate standard.

Loving the Old DTM vids as well, jeez that really was a ferocious series. Surprising any of the cars survived a season from the looks of those highlights!

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