Yes...
Searched hi and low for a 6....
6 hour drive to Tennessee to grab it..
Really didn't want to deal with yet another turbo on a 4 cylinder...:biggrin5:
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Metalman Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
- Sep 29, 2009
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- Ex-Owner (Retired) of a custom metal fab company.
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Washed all the pollen off the MINI yesterday, only to wake up and find it full of pollen again
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Metalman Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
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The really great part about bringing it home was that we took SR 23 north through Pikeville and Paintsville to Chillicothe and on into Columbus... Roads I've been on with Chuck and Babs.... Not the "Tail of the Dragon" but more the "Tail of the Salamander".... Still loads of fun... We were coming through some of the hollows and people were burning wood in their fireplaces with the smoke wafting along the valleys... Pretty cool run...
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Also, Metalman, I was asking if it is a Cayman S, or a base Cayman. From your reply, I'm guessing it is a Cayman S.
I've driven hundreds of Porsches in my job, and I really like the Cayman S. The mid-engine configuration is easier to drive fast than the rear engine 911, IMO.
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PCS = Porsche Cayman S
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What I did today.... Nothing MINI related, but I did get the roadster out drop the top & take a nice back road drive. It felt so good, spring is here & I'm happy. :smile5:
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Firebro17 Dazed, but not ConfusedLifetime Supporter
- Sep 18, 2010
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I got my Roadster out for a spin today too Chuck! And, I got my 70 out for a burn yesterday, as well.
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mattc85 Active Member
I dropped mine back at the dealership to have a few things cared for. They gave me a loaner Clubman S. This one is soooo much nicer than the 3cyl justa I got last time. I could see myself getting one of these to use as the family truckster.
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That thing is probably 25 years old, maybe more. It is no doubt one of the very few golf balls I didn't lose when I pretended to play golf.
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papa-j Active MemberLifetime Supporter
Loving the Cayman tidbits...yum, what a damn fine looking vehicle!
Otherwise, I am in the middle of replacing the e-brake cables on my 2004 R53 in MN (corrosion is prevalent)
Making progress as the passenger side has been fitted with the replacement cable but not yet adjusted. Hoping to not have to break out the MAP torch for the driver side but its being a PIP not releasing from the caliper...Soaking with PB Blaster....:arf: -
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This isn't a shot from today, but did a decent detail and this is basically the result on the outside. Getting ready to sell if anyone is interested! Got me a new MINI, it ain't a Metalman Porsche, but I am sure he and I are equally as stoked!
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Dave.0 Helix & RMW PoweredLifetime Supporter
Details about the R53 and history about the car will help sell it. Good luck.
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The new dipstick I ordered off of Amazon for $5 arrived. So the broken one has been replaced.
Note that the original MINI dipstick has a string or something inside so if it broke (like this one did) I wouldn't have fragments of plastic in my oil pan.
I am not sure the new one is like that. So I will probably still go back to my MINI dealer and get an original one. Not sure I want to spend $100 (CDN) for an ultimate dipstick from Cravenspeed or someone though. -
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