We got hit pretty hard here in Pittsburgh, not as badly as further east, but still about two feet. Blowing and drifting too, as you can see from the front of my house...










Post pics, those of you further east, especially if you dare to take your MINIs out in this mess!



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BRG, CVT, black roof, nav system

 

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Just want to know what is with the scoop???????

 

Its just getting started here... more pics later



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(03 MCS DS/DS)

 

What do you mean, mini-rolls?

 

it looks like an intake scoop thingy in front of the gas cap, but i think that's just reflections off the walls

 

Yes, the intake scoop infront of the gas cap......it is not a reflection.

Is that the ground effects package?

 

Yeah, that's just a trick of the light, reflection of the walls.

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BRG, CVT, black roof, nav system

 

>>Yes, the intake scoop infront of the gas cap......it is not a reflection.
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>>Is that the ground effects package?

Mark is actually involved with a super-secret MINI racing team. They've taken out the backseat and all the stuff in the bonnet and put in a mid-ship V6 with roughly 300 horsepower going to the rear wheels, a la Renault Clio V6... he will be severely punished for letting those pictures get out to the public...


</making trouble>

 

Yeah those are actually Jet Turbines woooohooooooooo!!!!!!

 

>>Yes, the intake scoop infront of the gas cap......it is not a reflection.
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>>Is that the ground effects package?

Mark, clearly you were not paying attention. Mini-Rolls says it is NOT a reflection. We demand that you fess up.


It's about an inch an hour up here in N. Central MA...fortunately, my car's safe in the garage too.

 

i have walls on both sides of my driveway with snow drifts up to the top (4ft)
my "S" is covered, you can't even tell there is a car in the driveway

 

Here we are at 2 PM. This is after cleaning up once already at about 11. Its still coming down at the same clip.

 

about 3pm in southeast NY

 

>>>>Yes, the intake scoop infront of the gas cap......it is not a reflection.
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>>>>Is that the ground effects package?
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>>Mark, clearly you were not paying attention. Mini-Rolls says it is NOT a reflection. We demand that you fess up.
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>>It's about an inch an hour up here in N. Central MA...fortunately, my car's safe in the garage too.


Ok so it is a reflection...looks like you added aftermarket rear fenders with scoops. That would be a pretty cool add on.

 

wkndracr-
You better remember where you parked, because you won't be able to see one bit of your car within a few hours.

You folks are really getting smacked

 

I posted my pics on another thread, but I love to share. Silver Spring Maryland. 25 inches.

 

The pictures look like just another day here in Buffalo, NY

 

You know,...

Thay say no two snowflakes are identical

 

Smiley is ready for winter

 

wow, Lolo, I think you get the award for "Most buried MINI"!

 

>>Smiley is ready for winter
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Whoah! Do you guys have a Jack n'the Box up in Buffalo?

 

>>>>Smiley is ready for winter
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>>Whoah! Do you guys have a Jack n'the Box up in Buffalo?
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Nope the antenna ball came from a relative in Hawaii (true story). :smile:

 

>>wow, Lolo, I think you get the award for "Most buried MINI"!

Hey, I wish she didn't have to sit out there, but until we build our driveway in the spring unfortunately she will have to sit on the street in the elements.

After the driveway I will invest in a car cover..

Lolo

 

Oh....rub it in....I want to play in the snow!! It's been a couple years since I've even seen a inch or two of it around town.

R

 

We did get some snow eventually here in Gloucester ... The wind & weather however decided that my MINI did not need any - when I got out this morning the car had less than an inch at most. Of course there was some driveway clearing needed!

www.northamericanmotoring.com/modules.php?set_albumName=album04&id=cmh&o p=modload&name=gallery&file=index&incl ude=view_photo.php
www.northamericanmotoring.com/modules.php?set_albumName=album04&id=cmi&o p=modload&name=gallery&file=index&incl ude=view_photo.php

And my wifes car was not spared from being covered:
www.northamericanmotoring.com/modules.php?set_albumName=album04&id=cmj&o p=modload&name=gallery&file=index&incl ude=view_photo.php



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Jet Black / White roof Mini Cooper, Combo 1, 2 & 3 and rally lights.

Indi Blue / Lapis Blue MCS on its way (at MINI Peabody, awaiting aero kit painting)