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BMW 328
BMW 328, which was launched in 1936 with a 1971cc 6-cylinder twin cam engine that was a development of the 1.5litre engine first fitted in the 315, 319 and 327. The 1971cc 6-cylinder engine was first introduced for the BMW 326 in 1936, and featured hemispherical combustion chambers and an overhead camshaft that operated the valves. It was rated at 50bhp. The 328 was announced later that year with an 80bhp version of this engine and proved very competitive in motorsports. The Bristol Aircraft Company got the rights to BMW cars in 1945 and started its own brand of cars.
ab_BMW 328 1937 grille
BMW 328 1937 - famous 'kidney' grille on 1937 BMW
 ac_BMW 328 1937 head
BMW 328 1937. The 1971cc 6-cylinder engine was first introduced for the BMW 326 in 1936, and featured hemispherical combustion chambers and an overhead camshaft that operated the valves. It was rated at 50bhp. The 328 was announced later that year with an 80bhp version of this engine and proved very competitive in motorsports.
 BMW 328 1937 front
BMW 328 1937. This sports body was commonly fitted to the BMW 328, but custom-built coachwork was also available, and in Britain Frazer-Nash BMW 328s could carry traditional English coachwork.
 BMW 328 1937 racing
BMW 328 1937. Racing at Donnington, May 2012, the BMW 328 won its class in the 1939 Le Mans 24hour race, and won outright the 1940 Mille Miglia and the 1939 RAC Rally. Countless other victories were scored.
 BMW 328 1938
BMW 328 1938. This is a German-built BMW 328, which was launched in 1936 with a 1971cc 6-cylinder twin cam engine that was a development of the 1.5litre engine first fitted in the 315, 319 and 327.
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Frazer-Nash BMW 328
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key text:  This is the page introducing Simons love of cars from the website  RedSimon which is a series of photo albums of Simon GP Geoghegan.
The names of Pinin, Farina, and Pininfarina are also considered
There are also notes on Pininfarina
as well as the car maker
and links tothat car maker
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