
Aside from my love of technology, I have been fascinated with cars, modifying them, and their culture since I was a child. So, due to the fact that I am suffering from a case of writer’s block today, I figured I would share some of my past projects and outline my current one, a 2017 BMW 750I.
2017 BMW 750I Xdrive
As I was moving to Colorado, my 2016 Subaru WRX STI, unfortunately, got into an accident, thus giving me a reason to upgrade! As I have owned several BMWs in my life, I felt it was time to get back into the driver’s seat of a German-engineered beauty. This time around, I wanted something a little more grown-up, while not sacrificing power. As I have loved the BMW 7 series ever since I watched the movie, The Transporter, I felt this was an excellent time to fulfill one of my dreams of owning one. I managed to find a low-mile 2017 750I with excellent service records near me, and it was a match made in heaven. While the car’s original MSRP was $107k, I got it for quite a bargain.
Complete: Custom cat-back MagnaFlow exhaust, K&N air filters, BimmerCode tuning (Rolls Royce Audio, Alpina B7 gauges + 200mph speedometer, Video in Motion (can play movies while driving), Sport+ modes, etc.).
To Do: 20″ rims, ARM Motorsports front-mount air intakes, ARM Motorsports downpipes, BM3 Tune


1977 Chevrolet C10
I drove this truck in high school after purchasing it on eBay for $3K or so. The truck needed some love, but when it was all done, was an amazing machine.
Complete: 350 V8, lowered (bagged in front), Flowmaster 40 2.5″ full dual exhaust, Corvette white and blue-pearl paint, Corvette roll pan, Cobra GT tires, billet grille, carpeted bed liner, Sylvania headlights, color-matched front bumper, shaved emblems, Dynamat sound deadening, Optima battery, high-power chrome alternator, Edelbrock Air Gap intake manifold and carburetor, full custom interior, AutoMeter gauges, GT steering wheel, long tube headers, B&M torque converter and ratchet shifter, Flex-Fan, K&N air filter, Alpine head unit, Polk Momo speakers/amp/two 10″ subs in a custom box.





1988 BMW 325i Convertible
This was my first car, and I miss it everyday.
Complete: Restored, Alpine head unit, Bavarian Autosport air intake/tune.
2004 Chevrolet Impala SS
Complete: Supercharged 3.8L V6, Flowmaster 40 dual exhaust, full LED lighting, LED Halo headlights, full window tint, JL Audio amp powering a 12″ 12w7, Alpine MRP-F300 4-channel amp powering Alpine Type-S speakers and Pioneer tweeters, sound deadening, Optima battery, painted rims/front grille/emblems, Toyo Versado tires, K&N air filter, high-temp. painted exhaust manifolds, NRG6 spark plugs, removed and polished throttle screen/body, rotated motor mounts, U-bend delete, WizAired Cold Air Intake, ZZPerformance tune, 180* thermostat, 3.4″ supercharger pulley, Super Max spark plug wires.




2002 BMW 325xi
Complete: Kicker audio, window tints, Sylvania headlights, air intake, rims.



2016 Subaru WRX STI
I bought this car brand new, and loved every second of it. Unfortunately, the car got in an accident while moving to Colorado, totaling this beauty.
Complete: K&N drop-in filter, cat-back exhaust, STI short-throw shifter, extendable armrest, carbon fiber/red front and rear overlays, Riken Raptor ZR tires, full window tint, debadged (chrome emblems), 20% taillight tint, custom cup/door/center console liners, LED Premium Xenon White Lights, OBDII Bluetooth device & display w/ Torque Pro app mounted in center console.




While to some, cars are just a method of getting from one place to another, those such as myself view them as your first (and most important) serotonin boost of the day while driving to work.
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