Yep. It’s a manual.

Welp, it looks like she didn’t get a Trackhawk. Mom went with a 2018 Land Cruiser in blue. Sigh. At least she’ll be able to lift this. I give it 8 months until it gets knobby tires.

Installed the auto-dim frameless mirror, which is just stupid-fancy. I bet Homelink would be nice if I had an automatic garage door opener.

I’ll find out next week if this is mom’s new car or not. She’s looking at a blue Land Cruiser on Saturday, but she’s damn near sold on a Trackhawk.

For anyone interested in cheap German cars with no service history, may I present a quote that the dealer sent me regarding my low coolant light on my E46.

ETA: Actually from when my heat didn’t work the first winter I had the thing (so I had it for 8 months and put 10,000 miles on it).

My boss is retiring. There is no replacement for him on the horizon. I have no office manager. I’m going to see my project load double, and there are quite a few CFs in the list of new projects that I’ll be running. Good to know three bases and 30 projects will be ran by one person.

Also, check that 100% battery bar

Also, this whole sequence was fantastic.

My ORIS apparently also needs service (running too fast), so now I’m on my 1940 Bulova.

I’ve heard of hardwoods, but this is ridiculous.

Today in bad pictures of pretty cars