Summertime’s winding down but we’re still soaking up some of the glory we witnessed at this year’s greatest car shows. Radwood Norcal, which went off back in July, brought some heat. This modified E36 was executed so well that we haven’t stopped thinking about it.
If you’ve been following Car Bibles with any regularity, you’ll notice we’re into track days, gaming, and general car nostalgia. You’ll find a little bit of all of that in this week’s roundup.
Car Bibles is generally focused on DIY-related content, practical advice, cultural commentary, and automotive entertainment celebrating low- to medium-budget motoring. We’ve stepped up our schedule to six posts a day each week—including a daily feature photo—so if you like what you see below, I would love to see you over on our site to check out the rest of it! Anyway, on to the roundup:
This E36 BMW M3 Is a Classic Example of Clean Car Modding
The USDM E36 M3 is not the most-revered of BMW’s classic performance cars, but they’re starting to look cooler and cooler the older they get. This one, in particular, stopped us right in our tracks at Radwood NorCal this summer. The modifications were just so perfectly picked, and BMWs always look great in blue to start.
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Sega GT 2002 Jumpstarted My Car Obsession
Gran Turismo this, Forza Horizon that… there are other good car games that sparked enthusiasm. Kevin Williams explains here how a cheap one from his childhood sent him down the path towards automotive obsession. I never had Sega myself, but now I really want to dig one up because this game looks awesome.
Flags on the Race Track: What Do They Mean?
This is a straightforward, but useful, rundown of flag definitions which can help you as a track day driver or spectator. The checkered flag and its significance are pretty well-known but some of the other colors in here are a bit more obscure.
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