Since I'm new to this forum, I thought I'd say a little something about myself...
I've lived in So. Calif. most of my life but will eventually move to Hawaii when the time is right. I have three kids, 2 in high school and 1 in Jr. high. My wife, Cindy, was my best friend and soul mate for 25 years, married almost 17 years. She passed away last October 4, 2003, from an illness of 10 years and my fairy tale life is no more.
I bought my M3 three weeks before she passed away, hoping I could get her out of her wheelchair for one last ride in our favorite car, but that never happened. Needless to say, my children are all I live for now. But I do have the car and the 04 Gsxr (which I bought earlier this year with my kids' permission) for those momentary periods of happiness.
If there's one thing that my wife taught me, it's NOT to take anything for granted and that people should stop looking for things they want, but rather start wanting the things they have. I still have my children, my health, and now, my blessed memories of Cindy.
-Ramon
I've lived in So. Calif. most of my life but will eventually move to Hawaii when the time is right. I have three kids, 2 in high school and 1 in Jr. high. My wife, Cindy, was my best friend and soul mate for 25 years, married almost 17 years. She passed away last October 4, 2003, from an illness of 10 years and my fairy tale life is no more.
I bought my M3 three weeks before she passed away, hoping I could get her out of her wheelchair for one last ride in our favorite car, but that never happened. Needless to say, my children are all I live for now. But I do have the car and the 04 Gsxr (which I bought earlier this year with my kids' permission) for those momentary periods of happiness.
If there's one thing that my wife taught me, it's NOT to take anything for granted and that people should stop looking for things they want, but rather start wanting the things they have. I still have my children, my health, and now, my blessed memories of Cindy.
-Ramon

I'll keep you posted on the turbo progress.
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