It's always fun to see him pop in with what he has been working on - he's got some really fast small bore cars that are cool!

Kemah left MiniMania a year or two ago and is doing his own Mini thing. He apparently still deals with MiniMania and drops by here occasionally.

Is Jemal still there?

The closest thing to a Mini I own is my 1936 Austin Seven. The Mini is a simple car - but with all the versions out there, things can get complicated fast. Chuck is the guy I go to with questions I can't answer - and I'm always willing to suggest classic owners come here to you guys that have the most experience with these cars. You guys are very helpful on the forums with classic mini questions (not so much on the new mini stuff )

Since my joining this forum, it has been pretty much a mutual help/advice/opinion operation, mostly classic Minis but other vehicles as well. Not just cars either. Ask a question and other members, especially the ones with vast experience, point you in the right direction. Since more and more new MINI owners joined and began asking how to fix or modify their cars, there hasn't been the same level (60 years worth and counting!) of experience available. MiniMania began supporting this new market by offering product. It appears they filled the information void with Ken's contributions. Give it another 20-30 years and I'm sure the new MINI user/owner knowledge base will catch up!

Who at MiniMania do you want to help you on the forums for Classic, besides Chuck?

hahahaha!
Good question though.

Fakeout! Who at mini Mania helps classic mini customers on the Forum?