Sort of. Click this big ugly link https://maps.google.com/maps?t=m&brcurrent=3,0x355aa1972f683891:0x8f171aa893a71634,1&layer=c&cbll=34.360366,132.48301&panoid=NqQ6Gywz3BY2yodcHmzPBg&cbp=13,266.31,,0,3.82&ie=UTF8&source=embed&ll=34.359568,132.483015&spn=0.002781,0.006738&z=17 and proceed to awesome.
Cooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
If you look at BMW's performance center in Spartenburg on google maps they have all of the courses labeled.
New trip needed for me now!!
My '93 B2200 was made in Hiroshima. :). Cool.
Wow, that's freaking cool.
Both of my 3's (the 2005 and the ms3) came over on boats, as did my mx6, I believe.
I love the green FB.
Google maps keeps getting cooler and cooler and scarier and scarier. Zoom in on your local mall, Bestbuy, or homedepot.
Way cool! The display on stamping was pretty neat. I need to go to that museum live.
I bought a 626 brand new in 1980; I was pretty sure they have all disappeared by now and it must be true, even their museum doesn't have one (or even appear to mention one in the timeline on the wall.)
Guys I was just trying to stand between that 1st-gen Cosmo (<3) and the wall and I went through a wall and into a room with a 787B 
An epic amount of Want has been located. It is contained within the fabric inside of the Green Fb.. Win
GameboyRMH wrote: Guys I was just trying to stand between that 1st-gen Cosmo (<3) and the wall and I went through a wall and into a room with a 787B
What? Where?!
OK I have been trying to get to the 787b for like 30 minutes. How did you do it?!
Walk forward from the starting point (click the floor ahead of you), look back at the Cosmo and click the floor between it and the wall.
Or you can do it the long way, go ahead, turn left, follow the path, then when you pass the AZ1 on your right turn left again into the room with the engines, from there you'll see the room with the 787b.
GameboyRMH wrote: Walk forward from the starting point (click the floor ahead of you), look back at the Cosmo and click the floor between it and the wall. Or you can do it the long way, go ahead, turn left, follow the path, then when you pass the AZ1 on your right turn left again into the room with the engines, from there you'll see the room with the 787b.
Nice... Thanks!
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