2nd Gen R60 Countryman Snow Travel In a Countryman

At that point you go get the John Deere. I watched a JD tractor pull an F-350, with horse trailer attached and loaded across a field while the mud was almost to center wheel. Lots of power, but not much top end and squirrely in the turns. though.

Jim

 

Yes, that is the correct description of the JD tractor. :cornut:

Not sure my Countryman will ever see mud that deep. :aureola:

When/if it gets here. It appears to be lost in California. :mad5:

 

I hope you find it soon. When I was tracking mine I managed to keep up with her just fine all the way across the pond, then she disappeared in New Jersey.

Jim

 

Huh......
Single girls wild night out in New Jersey?
What happens in New Jersey, stays in New Jersey?

Jim.....
You need to have a little talk with Foggie.:blush2:

 

She can be a wild thing at times. I hope I don't wake up tomorrow and find her passed out in the driveway with a party hat on. :cornut:

Jim

 

Jim after 31 years of marriage I've found it best not to disturb them at that point. Just cover them up with a blanket and possibly place a small pillow under their head; that way they'll know how much you love them the moment of awakening!

 

Good advice.

Jim

 

+1 :yesnod:

 

Has anyone who has a Countryman AWD gotten a feel for the actual MPG yet? Sticker says 30 highway.

Jim

 

I'm sure there is going to be a trade off for having full time AWD. If it gets 30 that is very good.

On another note....
Snow Tires: To Buy Or Not To Buy?

 

I thought that was good too, but just curious what folks might actually be getting.

Jim

 

I have a habit of swinging wildly off topic, but heck that's just me.:crazy:

Anyway back on topic how many dozen donuts do you think will fit in one of those countrymans?

 

I want to know what we are supposed to call a non S Countryman. Is it justa-man, or maybe justa-guy:skep::lol:

Mark

 

How about ...."justa country man"

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Or, "Just a little bit country and a little bit rock and roll".

Jim

 

The AP is a great tool but PLEASE don't give Alta credit. Cobb Tuning developed the AccessPort nearly seven years ago and Alta is only the distributor for MINI. The AP is a tried and true platform in the Subaru world and Cobb has branched out to other marques/platforms over teh past few years.