I share my (good? bad?) thoughts about driving and life, sometimes via common automotive stories told in uncommon ways.
Plus, I search forums, YouTube, blogs, and more to create comprehensive (mostly BMW E36 and 997.1) how-to guides so you don’t have to visit a dozen sites to do one job.
I used to think James Dean was just another Hollywood rebel who got addicted to cars. Then I learned about his relationship with Little Bastard, his Porsche 550 Spyder, and realized he was just trying to feel whole (like most of us).
I had a hell of a time finding the simple instructions to do this every time I wanted to make a change. There’s a few threads on Rennlist, but making and bookmarking my own article without the “forum-fluff” was honestly easier.
Worry felt productive until it’s all I knew. I carried it like a tool thinking it’d be helpful. It ended up weighing me down. Emotional numbness worked the same way. It protected me until it stole the joy too. I didn’t notice it at first. Then one day I did (with some help), and now I can’t unsee it.
