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silver 996tt used to be on these forums. he parks outside of cas all the time.

i drive an '06 m3 (carbon black!) zcp...but it's not at bu

Originally Posted by iceberq

btw where is good to go for a fun drive around Boston? It's tough to find any

i found this thread on bimmerforums.com that points out some nice roads in MA, not sure how far they are from Boston. Lets make a meet bofore the end of the seasson. Some nice scenic back road??!

Originally Posted by Cocoa

silver 996tt used to be on these forums. he parks outside of cas all the time.

i drive an '06 m3 (carbon black!) zcp...but it's not at bu

yeah i c that dude with the 996 all the time. I like carbon black. If u still wanna come out when we meet and u dont have a ride let me know i can pick u up. or something

Sunday evening is good for me, I have an errand to run for a student organization I'm part of in the afternoon. Scrub a dub.. you gotta teach me how to properly wash a car myself though haha

no problem i'll teach u.
what time is good for u? 8pm 9pm? or earlier?

Originally Posted by iceberq

Sunday evening is good for me, I have an errand to run for a student organization I'm part of in the afternoon. Scrub a dub.. you gotta teach me how to properly wash a car myself though haha

haha, what group are you in? have to run to the sao?

^^i hear u i run a society as well. President of the BU South Slavic Society. basically a bunch of ppl from around my country. just started it this year too.

If you take route 9 west from BU, turn left onto Lee St (right before Chestnut Hill Ave) and take a left onto Newton St and a left onto Goddard Ave, it's a short but very twisty road that leads you to the jamaicaway. Goddard itself it at max like a mile long, but there's a couple of good scary blind corners. It's my stress relief road. Be warned though, run it late at night or it'll either be crawling with cops or motorists.

Another road I've found is Chickatawbut Road in Milton. Take 93S from Boston to exit 5B and take the right at the railroad track. I think it's a good 2 or 3 miles long and it's fast. It's full of sweeping corners that you can take at 80+ if you have the balls. My senior year of high school, we crashed my friend's 318ti on the cambered left after the bridge. Cops came and we were like "a deer ran out in to the road".

Other than that, Boston's really a congested hellhole to drive in and it's tough to find a nice empty road to let loose.

Hope you guys have fun.

Oh, and Sunday ScrubADub meet?

yeah what time is good for u??

1/ iceberq
2/ georgiev
3/ nosispower?

8 or 9 as you suggested is good! I'm pretty much free anytime after 7, my apartment mate might come with his e90

9 pm sounds a little better 2 me, since im gonna have a bunch of work due before that.

nosispower let us know if 9pm is good with you?

its nice there in the evening cause there are no ppl to stress you out.

9 is good, btw are we gonna go for a short drive after?

sure. any ideas? You guys call the shots, i have no good suggestions around Boston since i've only been in BU for 2 months.

and BTW should we make a new thread about the scrub a dub, since this way more ppl might show up??

iceberq if u dont have cleaning supplies u can stop of at Auto Zone on 55 Brighton Ave its open till 7 on sunday. i think i might stop there sometime before sunday cause i need some stuff.

making a new post about meeting would be good, btw what kind of cleaning supplies would i need? i usually just go to allston car wash and put my car through their machine

you will need,

-wash mitt
-auto shampoo (you might do without the shampoo as they have a shampoo option on the machine) i also have a bucket, but u can just use mine if u dont feel like buying one.
-water absorbing cloth or California Water Blade(to get most of the water of ur car after the wash)
-Detailing Towels / Polishing Towels / microfiber (there are many names for these, just pick something soft)
-quick detail spray
-tire shine
-rubber gloves (so ur hands dont get dirty as shiit while cleaning rims)

i think thats a good list for starters.

all the products in Auto Zone are ok quality, they work and wount harm ur car (in most cases). or u could buy some more expensive stuff on the web that i've never worked with

i'll bring a leather cleaner so that u can clean any particularly dirty areas on ur seats, and a special rim wax that is supposed to keep ur rims clean a lot longer

may be you saw me in newburry im there alot of the times, i actually met a topaz blue e46 M3 with dinan exhaust, i pulled over and talked to him about the bav auto show, how r u anton

i'll hook you mofos up at sao. i work there.