Thomas Bscher

[DocGTR]

Originally Posted by Sami Aaltonen

I think it's not the BMW Motorsports GTR's, doesn't seem to be FINA liveried GTR.
Could this be example 1998 Le Mans?

Sorry my typo, I meant the LM'98, pq or the race weekend. After BMW sold it to EMKA they raced it 1998 in that red/white 'EMI Harman/Kardon" livery, 1999 in blue/white.

[Sami Aaltonen]

Originally Posted by DocGTR

Sorry my typo, I meant the LM'98, pq or the race weekend. After BMW sold it to EMKA they raced it 1998 in that red/white 'EMI Harman/Kardon" livery, 1999 in blue/white.

OK, good yes, I haven't got my eyesight yet.

[Peloton25]

Originally Posted by Peloton25

I have a few more than that which I'll share when I return home.

A little late, but I remembered.









>8^)
ER

[BMW V12]

Originally Posted by Peloton25

thats a new one for me. how do you know its #022 erik?

[Peloton25]

If I say 'I forget' will that be okay?

Been in the collection since Feb 2004, so it is sometimes a little difficult to recall the reference. Just looking at it now, the color looks correct, and unlike the UK cars that might be a match it doesn't have a front plate.

There must have been a reason for it to have ended up in my #022 folder though, as I do have a selection of 'unknown' pics that remain uncategorized.

>8^)
ER

[mini magic]

Originally Posted by BMW V12

thats a new one for me. how do you know its #022 erik?

I scanned it out of a magazine (Classic and Sportscar i believe) from back when T&C had 022 for sale

[BMW V12]

Originally Posted by mini magic

I scanned it out of a magazine (Classic and Sportscar i believe) from back when T&C had 022 for sale

chris can you tell us what was written about the car in the ad?

[Sir Henry]

Originally Posted by PatrickT82

Did he own an F1?

I have a pic of dec. 1995 of a silver F1 displayed at a Dutch show and lately someone told me Thomas Bscher was the owner...

What chassis could it be?

Hi Patrick,

I was involved in this show back in 1995/96. I was told by the chap who had arranged the car that it belonged to an owner in Germany who had two F1's, a road car and a race car. All the information on this forum and in the press at the time seem to suggest that this information may have been incorrect. However, the transporter the car came on wore a German registration, so it may have been one of the other German owned cars.
The car on display was finished in silver and had a grey/black interior with a red insert on the driver's seat.
Although I spent eight hours a day showing people around the car for the two weeks it was on display, I can't for the life of me remember what the chassis number was. I'm sorry I can't be of more help in your quest.