Bluenile's Paradigm of Velocity

Bluenile · 12th October 2009, 14:24

Greetnigs to All!

An IT and Business consultant by profession, I'm extremely excited about this social forum for auto lovers and thankful to team-BHP for bringing social computing to its best, in collaborating enthusiasts, communicating the right set of information and perhaps building a comprehensive knowledge repository about automobiles. Kudos to them.

This is truely a dream destination for a drive freak like me, who has a mechanical engineering degree to love machines and a prolonged experience of designing social frameworks and business processes for IT enabled enterprise business.

Since my childhood I've been asscoiated with generations of vehicles such as Jongas, Willys, Ambys, Mahindras, Vijay Supers, Vespas, Lambys, Bajajs. Have been driving Fiats(Palio and Linea, both at native) Grand Vitarra and Grand Cherokee (for 3 years in US) and recently owned an Indica Vista Aura Quadrajet since August, 2009 at Mumbai.

Mad at driving, I've driven for about 1600 miles in 22 long hours at a stretch Non Stop with my Black SUV in US.

Royal Enfield Machismo 500 is the one I still dream to drive and who knows I might get it sometime down the line in few months.

I die to learn new things, lives on Music, Movies, Cricket and Long Drives.

Looking forward to get enlightened with the experts around in this forum.

Dippy · 12th October 2009, 17:01

Welcome aboard Bluenile. If its Jongas and Willys that interest you, head straight over to the 4x4 section where you meet many like minded Bhpians. Nice looking Vista there as well. Do take a pitstop at the rules section to familiarize yourself with the working of the Forum.

See you at the threads.

jigbarai · 13th October 2009, 08:26

Welcome Bluenile.
Good looking black Vista with awesome alloys there !

A little too much of internal beige though.
Drive safe.

gomzi · 13th October 2009, 12:21

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Originally Posted by jigbarai

Welcome Bluenile.
Good looking black Vista with awesome alloys there !

+1 to that. Those alloys look killer on a black car. Which ones are they?

Welcome to team-bhp and do post your ownership & mod experience

condor · 13th October 2009, 12:56

Welcome aboard, Bluenile. And +2 to the alloys.

Bluenile & Mumbai : sounds familiar ;-)

suman · 13th October 2009, 15:03

Hello Bluenile, welcome to Team Bhp! That's an interesting signature, more so the highlighted bits

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See you around & hope you have a pleasant stay here.

mjothi · 13th October 2009, 15:34

Welcome to the forum.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bluenile

Since my childhood I've been asscoiated with generations of vehicles such as Jongas, Willys, Ambys, Mahindras, Vijay Supers, Vespas, Lambys, Bajajs.

You are in right forum. I think soon we can expect you in the 4x4 sections & OTRs

Bluenile · 15th October 2009, 10:47

Thanks Guys for taking out time and checking my intro. I'd take the advices and will roam around different forums especially the 4*4 one..I'm a big fan of 4*4 and driven one in extreme situations for almost 3 yrs in Snow storms and black ice.

I actually learnt my driving on a Mahindra 4*4 in the curves of Dandakaranya..:-)

Appreciated yor time.

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Bluenile Newbie Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Mumbai Posts: 12 Thanked: 0 Times	Bluenile's Paradigm of Velocity Greetnigs to All! An IT and Business consultant by profession, I'm extremely excited about this social forum for auto lovers and thankful to team-BHP for bringing social computing to its best, in collaborating enthusiasts, communicating the right set of information and perhaps building a comprehensive knowledge repository about automobiles. Kudos to them. This is truely a dream destination for a drive freak like me, who has a mechanical engineering degree to love machines and a prolonged experience of designing social frameworks and business processes for IT enabled enterprise business. Since my childhood I've been asscoiated with generations of vehicles such as Jongas, Willys, Ambys, Mahindras, Vijay Supers, Vespas, Lambys, Bajajs. Have been driving Fiats(Palio and Linea, both at native) Grand Vitarra and Grand Cherokee (for 3 years in US) and recently owned an Indica Vista Aura Quadrajet since August, 2009 at Mumbai. Mad at driving, I've driven for about 1600 miles in 22 long hours at a stretch Non Stop with my Black SUV in US. Royal Enfield Machismo 500 is the one I still dream to drive and who knows I might get it sometime down the line in few months. I die to learn new things, lives on Music, Movies, Cricket and Long Drives. Looking forward to get enlightened with the experts around in this forum. Attached Thumbnails
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12th October 2009, 17:01	#2
Dippy Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Mumbai, India Posts: 7,561 Thanked: 2,469 Times	Welcome aboard Bluenile. If its Jongas and Willys that interest you, head straight over to the 4x4 section where you meet many like minded Bhpians. Nice looking Vista there as well. Do take a pitstop at the rules section to familiarize yourself with the working of the Forum. See you at the threads.
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13th October 2009, 08:26	#3
jigbarai BHPian Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Mumbai Posts: 554 Thanked: 29 Times	Welcome Bluenile. Good looking black Vista with awesome alloys there ! A little too much of internal beige though. Drive safe.
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condor Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Speed-brkr City Posts: 15,864 Thanked: 16,014 Times View My Garage	Welcome aboard, Bluenile. And +2 to the alloys. Bluenile & Mumbai : sounds familiar ;-)
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suman Senior - BHPian Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Kolkata Posts: 4,589 Thanked: 279 Times View My Garage	Hello Bluenile, welcome to Team Bhp! That's an interesting signature, more so the highlighted bits. See you around & hope you have a pleasant stay here.
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Bluenile Newbie Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Mumbai Posts: 12 Thanked: 0 Times	Thanks Guys for taking out time and checking my intro. I'd take the advices and will roam around different forums especially the 44 one..I'm a big fan of 44 and driven one in extreme situations for almost 3 yrs in Snow storms and black ice. I actually learnt my driving on a Mahindra 4*4 in the curves of Dandakaranya..:-) Appreciated yor time.
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