[Buug959]

I picked up a packet of Wotsits today. They. Are. Terrible. Don't waste your time or money on them.

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by LemansE90335xi

I picked up a packet of Wotsits today. They. Are. Terrible. Don't waste your time or money on them.

[BMWCCA1]

Just bought a 2007 328i xDrive Sport/Premium Monaco Blue with gray leather, one-owner with 84k to replace my wife's recently totaled 2008 128i. She misses the E82 but the E90 came along at just the right time and was in such fantastic condition it was hard to pass up.

[upstatedoc]

I am more interested in the E28?

[stein_325i]

Wife went in for a simple oil change and we left with this. My wallet hurts

[stein_325i]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

I am more interested in the E28?

Same here I saw that in the corner and immediately was going to ask to see more :lol

[Der_Wolf]

Originally Posted by AreWeThereYet?

My latest purchase ....... a Datejust 41

You have very nice legs sir

[upstatedoc]

Perv

[BMWCCA1]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

I am more interested in the E28?

It's my '85 535i stick my wife's been driving since the accident.

She's had probably four Fives as her daily-drivers over the years including E12, E28, E34, and E39. She's started her 4-door family-truckster career in a 1971 2000 Euro sedan but that was followed by the E12 with A/C and power-windows at her request. Many of those were sticks but she's battling arthritis in her left knee so I knew she was just being a good sport driving the E28 recently and that its time would be limited. First E90 in our house ever, though we've had E30 and E36/5 before.The E39 530i Sport/Premium 5-sp sits in the garage, too nice (and too black) to drive as a daily. The 128i 6-sp M-sport is my daily driver.

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by stein_325i

Wife went in for a simple oil change and we left with this. My wallet hurts

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Nice. Is it three rows?

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by BMWCCA1

It's my '85 535i stick my wife's been driving since the accident.

She's had probably four Fives as her daily-drivers over the years including E12, E28, E34, and E39. She's started her 4-door family-truckster career in a 1971 2000 Euro sedan but that was followed by the E12 with A/C and power-windows at her request. Many of those were sticks but she's battling arthritis in her left knee so I knew she was just being a good sport driving the E28 recently and that its time would be limited. First E90 in our house ever, though we've had E30 and E36/5 before.The E39 530i Sport/Premium 5-sp sits in the garage, too nice (and too black) to drive as a daily. The 128i 6-sp M-sport is my daily driver.

I'll take the E 39 if you don't want it

[stein_325i]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

Nice. Is it three rows?

Only two rows. Three row GLE's are pretty rare and honestly don't provide much space (even for a child), not that we need it anyways. We just liked the extra rear legroom and larger trunk for the dog and grandkids as well as home depot/ikea runs.

We got pretty lucky with finding this one, although it more so found us. We're friends with the manager and the original buyer of the vehicle had a change of plans and ended up not taking delivery, so the manager showed it to my wife and she fell in love with the color. We had an E36 in Fern Green and this color is very similar. The GLE market right now is crazy, pretty hard to get any GLE with a 6 or 8-cylinder, and if you want a "coupe" (aka hunchback), markups are not avoidable.

[BMWCCA1]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

I'll take the E 39 if you don't want it

Not to be too greedy but it would likely bring close to $20k on BaT these days—if I really wanted to sell it. Jet Black with Black leather sport seats, Sport package with M-sport steering wheel, 17-inch composite BBS (stock open-lug for a 2002 YM), PDC, DST, heated seats, in-dash CD and trunk changer. Clean Carfax, no paint work, just turned 80k. Near perfect in every way. Kept covered in a garage. Only mods are CDV, Short-shift with ZHP knob. Originally from Nashville and looks like never driven in snow. New DWS tires. I'm torn I always wanted an E39 530i stick (I don't do BMW V8s), but really prefer driving my 128i 6sp Msport, and the E34 525i 5-speed and may undertake a restoration on that one instead. For the time being, the E39 just sits comfortably.

[dougt.ah3]

Hornig / Voigt handlebar risers (25mm higher / 23mm closer) for my RnineT. Just 3 days to get to USA from Germany.

[TXSTYLE]

A case of KOMBUCHA.

[MPOWER5266]

We ordered some new furniture to replace what damaged in the tornado, but it keeps getting delayed so last week we just bought this floor model sectional from rooms to go to hold us over. When the new stuff shows up, we will move this to a basement room that we are going to finish. Its extremely comfortable and many naps were had this weekend.

Untitled by Nick Wood, on Flickr

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by stein_325i

Wife went in for a simple oil change and we left with this. My wallet hurts

Me like...

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[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by Der_Wolf

You have very nice legs sir

He's bating! I fell in to the same trap!

[TiMSport]

I wish I would've bought one of these a long time ago. I'm very happy with the performance and ease of use of this compact air compressor. Perfect for car tires. Seems well built and comes with a 2 year warranty. I saw thousands of positive reviews on Amazon and figured what the hell. I don't like having to go to a gas station to fill my tires with air or even a Discount Tire when I can do it in the comfort of my own home now. Another cool feature for this is it can run off both a 12V DC power source in your car, or a 110AC outlet at home. Very convenient! Comes with a handy carrying case too.

Having a digital display with target PSI setting allows you to hit start and walk away if you want. Seems to be accurate as well. Not too shabby for 80 bucks.



https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by TiMSport

I wish I would've bought one of these a long time ago. I'm very happy with the performance and ease of use of this compact air compressor. Perfect for car tires. Seems well built and comes with a 2 year warranty. I saw thousands of positive reviews on Amazon and figured what the hell. I don't like having to go to a gas station to fill my tires with air or even a Discount Tire when I can do it in the comfort of my own home now. Another cool feature for this is it can run off both a 12V DC power source in your car, or a 110AC outlet at home. Very convenient! Comes with a handy carrying case too.

Having a digital display with target PSI setting allows you to hit start and walk away if you want. Seems to be accurate as well. Not too shabby for 80 bucks.


https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I have a different one but same idea. I like being able to fill cold tires instead of going to a gas station, paying for air (usually twice because it turns off in the middle of third tire), and guessing how much extra to add because the tires aren’t cold. Very simple solution.

[UncleWede]

I bought some fishing board shorts. They have a padded waist band for the pole to not bruise.

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/13...g?v=1596666836

[jmg]

Updated my car bling with some new tracks. I got tired of buying each track piece by piece so I commissioned my niece print up a custom one with her vinyl printer. Each sticker adds 5whp so I'm up 35! Not bad for $20!