Before we even start, I need to let you know that Todd and I got a chance to see Alliante Station, home of AMVIV 2010. All we can say is it’s going to be off the hook and awesome! If you want to stay there, you had better get a move on and make your reservation because the hotel is almost booked up!
With that out of the way, of course we do the latest news from Motoringfile.com like we like to do, including give our own take on the R60 delays among other things. You also hear our man Chad Miller from Detroit Tuned tonight, which can only mean 1 thing. That’s right, Ask Chad! Quite a few great questions and tips this time around, so pass attention.
Keep those questions coming. You know how, right? Email them to askchad@whiteroofradio.com or call them into the voicemail line at 206-202-3252.
Finally, don’t forget the November contest. Call into the voicemail line to wish MINI of Ontario good luck during their grand opening. I will be selecting one of the callers, at random, to win whatever I buy next time I’m there. Good chance it will be something cool and MINI related.
Woofcast 314:
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November 16th, 2009 at 9:25 pm
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November 17th, 2009 at 12:43 am
Lumbar can be retrofitted to seats! Just purchase the lumbar parts for leather seats (the parts are available separately for under $200) and install them on the cloth or leatherette seat. Full instructions in this NAM thread: http://www.northamericanmotoring.com/forums/interior-exterior/172353-how-to-retrofit-adjustable-lumbar-support-to-a-sports-seat.html