Most liked posts in thread: Love my Justa

But of course....:wink2

 

Well, you "S" types may be grinning now, but as the price of gas, keeps rising, we shall see who gets the last laugh. Justa, justa, justa.......

Jim

 

MM and I always play nice. :cornut:

Jim

 

+1

 

On straight roads it's all about the "S". In the twisties it's all about the nut behind the wheel

Mark

 

Jim

 

I love my supercharged Justa S. Truth be told if I ever buy an R56 it will be a Justa. Too many problems yet to be sorted out on the N18 Prince of an engine. If they sort all the issues out I may change my mind & buy a MINI with a snail under the hood. Until then I'll motor what I have with a smile on my face.

:idea: The S stands for snail or scroll....


One does not need a supercharger or a turbo to enjoy a MINI. I know a couple of folks with Justa's that can outrun an S. Maybe it is youthful exuberance & skill.

 

I lost both of those already, give me some more options. :cornut:

Jim

 

All I can offer you are old age & treachery.

 

That is me completely, grumpy and treacherous. :

Watch out MOTD, members of the "Old F*** Motoring Club" will be in attendance.

Jim

 

Jim, we can say "Fart" here on M/A:lol:

Mark

 

Maybe he wasn't sayin fart.... :crazy:

 

Actually I was, but I really thought the "word monitor" would get me. I even have an "Old Fart Motoring Club" sticker.

Jim

 

What is considered Old Fart, AARP membership?

 

Yeah.....
When you get your AARP membership in the mail, you know you have arrived. I tore mine up and burned all the little pieces.... Then the magazines started showing up.... Now I'm resigned to the fact that the reaper knows where I live. But... a quick drive in the MINI holds everything at bay.... At least for awhile.

 

If ya think the mail from AARP is bad, just wait until you are six months away from turning 65. You have no idea how much crap you get concerning Medicare. I just stop at the trash can, between the mail box and the back porch. Actually I kinda like being an old fart.

Jim

 

:cornut: Me Too!. Although I'm just a mere lad of 59.

Jason

 

Yeah..... I just turned 60 this week. I can get away with using "I DON'T REMEMBER" (even when I do remember) a lot easier than I used to.

 

I know exactly how it is... for some reason a few years ago, AARP thought I was my father for a while. It was a bit disconcerting to be getting multiple mailings a week from them at the ripe old age of 35.

 

You are right. Now I can say what ever I feel like and folks just shake their heads and say, "don't mind him, he's old".

Jim