YoungCR

Bummer. You and @patsbimmer1 can start keeping score on squirrel hits

Bummer. You and @patsbimmer1 can start keeping score on squirrel hits

Bummer. You and @patsbimmer1 can start keeping score on squirrel hits

I was in the womb at the 93' Indy 500 2 months before being born, seemed to have worked for me.

Congrats!! Future race car driver through osmosis 😂 

Count me in!
 

I’m in!

Spotted: voting this morning at 8: 15. Wagon looks good!

Love it already! Excited to see the rest 

😆

535is at the farmer's market

 

There was a customer at Concours that had a E91 manual in that color combo, one of the cooler cars I can remember. Didn’t see that green too often back then either. Congrats on the purchase! 328i’s really are great daily cars. I always liked those individual wheels too.

Congrats! Welcome to the world of acquiring more shit you don’t need cause you can haul anything now 😂

How many miles on the car? Paint looks to be in great condition. 

https://sportscar365.com/imsa/iwsc/bmw-confirms-full-season-gtp-lineup-reveals-livery/

Interesting that BMW is still continuing to develop the V8 in the racing program but man I just couldn't help but laugh at those nostrils. Its like all the voices about the M3 were screaming into a void. 

https://sportscar365.com/imsa/iwsc/bmw-confirms-full-season-gtp-lineup-reveals-livery/

Interesting that BMW is still continuing to develop the V8 in the racing program but man I just couldn't help but laugh at those nostrils. Its like all the voices about the M3 were screaming into a void. 

This came in today, still waiting on the TMS duck tail 

https://sportscar365.com/imsa/iwsc/bmw-confirms-full-season-gtp-lineup-reveals-livery/

Interesting that BMW is still continuing to develop the V8 in the racing program but man I just couldn't help but laugh at those nostrils. Its like all the voices about the M3 were screaming into a void. 

I know it’s been pretty quiet around here but just figured I should post an update in case someone needs to get ahold of me. I’ll will still try my best to check the site daily but as usual if somebody needs my attention, pm or preferably text me. 
Im starting a coding Bootcamp this week for the next 6months as a beginning to finally transitioning to a new career. 15hrs a week on top of the time suck that is driving a truck is gonna be a lot but the payoff will be worth it. Looking forward to gaining back a better quality of life and to start building some of these dream projects I’ve been accumulating for “some day”.
I’ll be at the badger bimmers door county rally next weekend, that’s the last social event I plan on doing for the year. Didn’t find time to work on the e34’s even this year, but if anyone wants to join I have an open seat in the x5. 

https://www.equipmentfacts.com/listings/trucks/auctions/216322117/2008-bmw-x6
 

Abandoned X6 at a government auction. Very amusing that it’s noted with a coolant leak.

Took the X5 on a trip up north to Mille Lacs Lake for the weekend. Being able to toss all our crap in the ski box and have the whole back open for the dogs was awesome. Only put about 1k on it, but loving it so far.

Visited a friend in Minneapolis this past weekend and one of the days we drove the course of the 2020 OC Rally down to Suncrest Gardens pizza farm through western WI. All in about 1k miles over the weekend. I’ve done about 3500 miles on the car this summer with really no issues. 
 



 
On the X5 I replaced spark plugs, coil packs, air filter, intake duct, and fuel vent tube. Running awesome. 🤌🏻

Looks great! 

So, the honeymoon period has worn off with my free bike (I also picked up a bunch of dead laptop batteries thinking I'd Maguiver it into a free e-bike...). The moment of truth came when my BMXer turned reluctant mountainbiker ass tried to pull some body-bike seperation shit to transition from a road to a sidewalk (two opposing 90s within an arms span). The bike and I both survived unscathed, but the bike felt like it was about to turn itself into origami underneath me. Not sure if it's the road wheels, or if that what people call "liveliness" when they talk about steel frames. Regardless, I wasn't into it. The bike will be going to my friend at work Buna who is moving away this fall. He's in his 50's and cheap AF (1st generation American from Cambodia who hasn't been on a bike in 30+ years), so I'm pretty stoked about it. I think it will be a great fit for him.

Considering the limited quantity of prep that was done on this I'm pleased with the way it turned out.