Out of hibernation

Did the opposite 2 weeks back :( although if I change the M135i it will be back out for a few months :)



Can be quite strange swapping from one to the other after 5 months.

Tim.
 
ronk said:
TitanTim said:
Can be quite strange swapping from one to the other after 5 months.

You should try swapping from a Discovery to a Z4 :cry:
My daily is an X5 and I find the distinct difference in driving positions just adds to the fun when I get the z out!
 
Z only been used a couple of times this year so she's properly out of wraps for a run down south for a christening tomorrow. Hardly used these days so can't wait!
 
Taz said:
ronk said:
I've brought the z4 from winter hibernation today !

me too on the same day, its not been out since december

October for mine - it's had a winter under two cotton king sized sheets and been connected to a maintenance battery charger .
It started first turn when I took it for its mot last week.
 
It was £270 for the 3.0l for 12 months - that gives me the freedom to decide when it goes back under the sheets ! October can be a nice month and with all the global warming they go on about we can live in hope :thumbsup:
 
Me too, also yesterday on April 01. Brought it home from storage location to my home garage so the Honda Civic now resides outside while the Z4 shares garage space with the Mazda MX-5 Miata which my wife thinks is hers. Managed to put a few kilometers on the Z yesterday but today while out in the Civic it SNOWED for a while such that one could hardly see to drive.
 
+ another broken out yesterday, un-SORNED, uncovered and disconnected ctek, fired up first time, a good 2hr run to get it hot and the CAT's clear then in for MOT (passed no advisories) and away we go for the summer. After the winter lay-up I'd forgotten what a cracking drive these are, it's like getting a new toy again!

......and roof down all afternoon in lovely sunshine this afternoon :)
 
It feels akin to being stuck on the top of a flagpole when you go back the other way Ie into the Disco from the Zed!
 
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