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Salutations to everyone just stoping in and saying Hello I"m a first time owner to a 2005 Convertible Electric blue Mini that i bought used from the original owner He kept in a garage and driven for solo for recreation and want to learn everything i can. Man i cant tell you guys how much I love my Mini
Last edited by savagetone; Dec 31, 2016 at 07:17 PM.
Salutations to everyone just stoping in and saying Hello I"m a first time owner to a 2005 Convertible Electric blue Mini that i bought used from the original owner He kept in a garage and driven for solo for recreation and want to learn everything i can. Man i cant tell you guys how much I love my Mini
Congrats and welcome to NAM. What a striking color. Top down the way to go in Florda, most days, that is.
Just down in the Tampa/Lutz area the last 3 weeks. Incredible Summer weather in Winter while there. Daytime temperatures were in the mid 80s (84 to 87 degrees) with plenty of humidity. Actually struggled a couple of days on the Suncoast bicycle trail, it was so warm, but the rest of the time was perfect.
Really wished I could have taken the Roadster down there. Saw lots of MINIs, but most convertibles were running around top up!!
Beautiful Electric Convertible you have. Glad to see that top is down!!
Definitely keep the Holies... those wheels are highly sought after. You could easily do a plus 1 tire on those and maybe a small spacer to get the stance dialed in just right.
Totally jealous. We're back to our Maine Winter... deep snow and chili temperatures. It's 15 degrees outside at moment (2:40 PM), more snow on the way and a Roadster tucked in the garage.
Last edited by MiniRoadstah; Jan 7, 2017 at 11:41 AM.
Just down in the Tampa/Lutz area the last 3 weeks. Incredible Summer weather in Winter while there. Daytime temperatures were in the mid 80s (84 to 87 degrees) with plenty of humidity. Actually struggled a couple of days on the Suncoast bicycle trail, it was so warm, but the rest of the time was perfect.
Really wished I could have taken the Roadster down there. Saw lots of MINIs, but most convertibles were running around top up!!
Beautiful Electric Convertible you have. Glad to see that top is down!!
Definitely keep the Holies... those wheels are highly sought after. You could easily do a plus 1 tire on those and maybe a small spacer to get the stance dialed in just right.
Totally jealous. We're back to our Maine Winter... deep snow and chili temperatures. It's 15 degrees outside at moment (2:40 PM), more snow on the way and a Roadster tucked in the garage.
Weather is crazy here hottest in the summers and very unbearable but hey I'm not complaining I'm from NYC originally Brooklyn native and recently moved to Tampa and loving it sure don't miss the miss the winter weather as far As the wheels would love the wider look but dont know much about how to go about it as far as tires and spacer its all new to me.and i always drop my top why have a convertible if you cant enjoy it.
Weather is crazy here hottest in the summers and very unbearable but hey I'm not complaining I'm from NYC originally Brooklyn native and recently moved to Tampa and loving it sure don't miss the miss the winter weather as far As the wheels would love the wider look but dont know much about how to go about it as far as tires and spacer its all new to me.and i always drop my top why have a convertible if you cant enjoy it.
Temperature here at the house this morning was a cool 6 degrees above zero. No top down driving today here, but the skiing is pretty good!
Loved the 3 weeks of Summer conditions down there in Sunny Florida. That really spoils you, and gave me a chance to add 295 miles on my bicycle in 6 rides up and down the Suncoast trail. That was a great Winter treat.
Can't beat Top Down motoring, especially in a Mini!
