I didnt move! Just dug it out and took some cool shots...

 

Some blizzard... we were predicted to get 12-18 inches overnight on Thursday but we ended up getting about 3

Took the Mini out on Friday and had some fun sliding around a bit. I actually found DSC to be pretty helpful in some situations despite what I had heard about it being awful in the snow.

 

Nothing in the Milwaukee area...we haven't had anything since Snowpocolypse of 2011...

 

We had 32" over here. Good thing I got a 4WD.

 

I tried to prepare and protect my Mini from the snow with a Microbead Car Cover. http://www.microbeadcarcovers.com/

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During


After

 

That's definitely some snow! A car cover would definitely be convenient. I prefer Coverking HERE as they offer the perfect cover with several materials to choose from, each with excellent breathability eliminating condensation. The Autobody Armor outdoor cover includes soft fleece liner ensuring a gentle, non-abrasive enclosure around your car. That's the number one worry when using an outdoor car cover.

 

'yeah, coverking is good, but this cover is only $99.95 with free shipping!

Here is link to it.

http://www.microbeadcarcovers.com/in...ml?makes=20615


Ps. I love the Porsche 911 Tech forum. Check out my 1974 911 project.

 

There is a $97 TriGuard option as well, but the heavier duty covers are built/meant for the harsh weathers like your MINI saw. Happy to see you're active on our forum! Do you have a link to your build thread on there by chance? Would love to check it out.

 

I just started on the build and it needs alot of work and parts! If you have an extra 3.6 engine and a G50 trans I except donations!

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...g-porsche.html

 

This is great! Hope you don't mind if we share your thread on FB and Twitter. We love highlighting the communities project cars.

 

Wow thats crazy.