and "A Big Thanks" to Steve and Brad for changing the oil in Thoms MCS this dark and wet afternoon. Nobody else gets sent to the custom mini shop to "drool" over the beautiful Borla and Alta exhausts,,,, while on the clock.

 

Glad you were able to come in. Just wait untill you come by in your MINI

 

Chris is now happy as he made post #30,000 on Word assoc. thread.

Congrats

 

Hah. At least he won one... Mabie he will start posting here again and this thread will get some life back..

 

 

Blake, is your MINI now put away for the Winter?

 

Ya. I washed/waxed it and filled the tank up with some stabil in it. The car is on jack stands right now. I'm going to drop it some more and do some tweaks to it.

 

I would go nuts not being able to drive mine through the winter. I'm glad you can, not that you have much choice.

 

I can work on it though. It makes it easier. Plus, i know what would happen if I did drive it in the winter and that is enough incentive to keep it in the garage.

 

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He won't break anything that way

 

I can still break it while working on it...

 

You can do that to anything

 

Very true...

 

If I put mine up on blocks for the winter, who knows what it would look like in the spring

 

I'm glad I decided not to wash the MINI today, as its starting to drizzle

 

well blake if you must drive a mini during winte just go the dealer and take a test drivr

 

Good idea

 

Steve, missed you at the party. As usual a great time had by all. When you get a chance (if your the man) the MidCal Minis web page needs updating. See you soon. Ken

 

Hey Ken, Steve and Brad are busy working (playing) at the toy shop. I have an HTML for Beginners book, and seeing's you are not employed, maybe one rainy day we could pull of the wheels that puppy and get'r done so he doesn't have to worry about it. It cant be that hard, right?

 

It wouldn;t be hard at all... Do you want to update the information, or overhaul the entire page?

 

Update, as I'm from the "Don't fix it if it ain't broke" school.

 

Jut let steve do it. It would only take him 30 seconds to type the info in , whereas it would be alot harder for him to make sure you didn't screw the code up...

 

Steve can update it from the shop now

He moved and set that part up, as it also is used to update our website

 

[rant]The problem with updating the site is getting the info in the first place. If you want it updated, you have to send me the info and in a form I don't have to research to complete. [/rant]

Steve