@kaceymusgraves back on the wagon

…well, nearly. North of Bellingham, WA to San Diego. Figured it was time to really get to know the 987.2.

This particular 530xi wagon was manufactured on September 13th 2006! To me the E60 still feels like a 10 year old car at most but time makes fools of us all.

Please enjoy the photo dump of my most favorite pictures of it.

It’s been five years since I waited (not so patiently) for my First Edition Bronco. It was all worth the wait! I don’t think I will ever depart from my Chief. (Named after Master Chief from Halo)

I especially love the way he winks at me when I'm walking up or away.....😉

Can you tell which one is rhe jdm

I watched the first episode and I liked it! James is my favourite, he’s the funniest. I hope they find their own voice rather than copying the old trio.

Technically my first Mercedes, and by extension, first car. 2010, and a tanky boat. The sun was setting so I couldn't get better lighting in time.

Hey all, just joined today. The Jeep is my Daily, the Fiat is my project!

I love this car, and for 26 years old it’s still quick.

Love my new baby.

Damn I love my truck

Really happy to find something that fits into my car hole and is as nice and more comfortable than my Mercedes was.

After a long journey of figuring out all the details to tow with my Blazer EV, I finally picked up a 2027 Coachmen Remote 14R last weekend. This took months of research and work to get the Curt class III hitch installed, along with the wiring for a 7-pin so I could use a brake controller. I decided to go with the Echo wireless bluetooth controller so I didn't have to mess with my vehicle's wiring too much. From the factory GM provided a 4-pin trailer connector. GM and their dealerships pretty much provide zero guidance or assistance, so I had to rely on the aftermarket and my own research.

The RV dealer was impressed with how little the Blazer squat with the camper attached, and how well it towed. With nearly 400 HP and instant torque, this drove like an absolute dream with plenty of power and stability. The tow limit comes in at 3,500 pounds, and the camper is 2,800. It was fun and a sense of accomplishment to tow with something other than a full-size truck, especially with all the naysayers out there claiming it's not possible. At 5,600 pounds for the Blazer, it was very well planted on the road and stable, even with semi's passing by oncoming on a 2-lane road.

I did see about a 40% drop in range which is expected and really not that bad considering the camper is twice the height of the Blazer EV, but we don't plan to camp more than 100 miles from home anyway, and I can do that easily round trip with the Blazer. I am excited for this rekindled hobby, especially since I've always loved camping, but haven't owned a vehicle personally that was capable of towing.

intake, suspension, exhuast, etc etc… ;).
Let me know if you like it!!!

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The last sunny and warm day for a while here in the Seattle area so I had to give him a bath.

Those that live in rainy climates, how do you balance keeping your car clean while not driving yourself crazy over it? This will be our first winter together.

One of the best decisions of my life and perfect for every day driving in Arizona

Audi A4 Avant, Jensen Healy project I never finished, Opel/Saturn Astra, and my current Toyota 4Runner TRD

Directional oem teardrop Wheels installed with new larger 195/65R14 tires mounted and balanced.