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I'm only caught up to Season 5 Episode 6 of Top Gear :blush2: Don't know if I can handle another car series

Exactry :crazy:

I certainly don't want to practise bad netiquette. That sounds worse than learning Engrish :D

So finally I know how water gets into the brake lines. Thanks for that

No track time for me, and I think I'm pretty easy on the brakes. I would have thought that geography plays a role. The moisture level in AZ vs BC...

Buy a VW? No wait, a DIY labotomy might be more enjoyable :D

Richard looking for the "Travelling Detail(ing) Roadshow" in Vancouver soon ;)

Here's an interesting site called Pure Gas that details the Ethanol-free sites in North America ... Ethanol-free gas stations in the U.S. and...

How frequently should brakes be bled? I know DOT fluid is hygroscopic (water loving) and I live in a pretty damp part of the world. My dealer is...

I always keep one in the glove box. Hey wait a minute do you think that's what the smell from inside the car is??? :idea:

DuPont used to have some sort of QD with Teflon but I don't think they make it any more. I phoned their 1-888 number and the only thing they have...

Maybe in La La land. Don't they wear foil on opening day at the track? :crazy:

Maybe I could use the PAM and Pledge to keep the stuff off, but anything that does stick I could wrap in Saran to ensure freshness until there a...

Since it's not my car and I'm not driving, I don't care how it looks :lol: I don't want anything too permanent. Thanks guys!!!

Great ideas. Pledge will help the car smell lemony fresh and PAM will help if its really hot out and anybody has an urge to fry an egg :D

That is a GREAT little Mini! Congrats!

Way too yuppie, trendy, preppie, etc. :Yawn: Those people don't look anything like the Vikings in the beach commercial

Not to mention that a year ago Nate hadn't figured out how to give us the Unread Posts count :popcorn:

If you drive out to Vancouver you can fill up on 94-ethanol-free :D