Well, another bit of 'news'. My car won't be out of the shop until Monday. Won't have time for a test drive or anything. BUT, DAMMIT, IM COMING...
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Well, my MINI left home on a flatbed today. Seems one of the fittings on the rear driver's bag was bad. It's already fixed...but we are having problems fitting the new wheels and getting them to play nice with the air suspension. I may just be going back to my 16" wheels for the Dragon. At least my last trip to the liquor store was a success.
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I'll be there on Tuesday... God willing and my car is done
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That said, I'd love to at least drive with another car onTuesday and return Thursday. We'll see how that goes, but I'll update you tomorrow.-
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I'm also a fan of Motorola radios. Almost all of the blister-pack radios work the same in terms of quality, but I've still got my original pair of Motorola radios from 2006 and I've lost several others that were dontated to me (I used to lead a lot of club drives) due to faulty batteries and issues from people dropping the radios. The Motorolas take a licking and keep on ticking.
FYI: I prefer radios that come with rechargeable batteries that can be left in the radio and plugged in to recharge, but where you can pull out the rechargeables and replace 'em with AA batteries (always nice to have the option, in case you forget to recharge). If you like driving with the windows down or your co-pilot likes to listen to music while you drive, I might also suggest getting a Secret Service style earpiece for the radio. One that has an ear canal sealed unit and a remote press-to-talk microphone. This lets you hear the radio over the music/wind noise.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007JYTWT0/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1-
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