sunset350z

I would of had the PIAA wipers, as they are the best i've ever used, but really needed a set today so bought Bosch ones for 18 quid from Halfords. Just have to keep applying the rain-x now.

Don't you have these for sale on ebay? If not then someone is using a pic of your car

Again thats cheaper than the stealers, i paid £265 last year for the same P3

Nis-tec are a nissan specialist, so as long as they do the service to the standard i expect, then they'll have my custom all the time. When you consider the nissan stealers want 176 quid for the same P1 service its a no-brainer really. Here's the link for all the local owners, if you want to give them a try... http://www.niss-tec.co.uk/

I think GT4Zed is selling his? give him a shout

Chris, i have 2 spare aerials so pm me your address and i'll post one of to you mate

Don't forget these garages buy oil in bulk, and they probably pay less than a third of the retail price. Kwikfit for instance will put mobil sythetic oil in your car with the filter for less than 40 quid!!! while you sit back and watch I used to do all my own oil changes, but i don't see the point now. Apart from getting dirty, you have to dispose of the old oil safely. Too much hassle and this works out cheaper.

Actually it works out at about 15 quid plus vat probably.

Now that i have a replacement zed, it needs a service . A P1 to be precise. So as discussed on a previous thread, i said that i would give a company in Swansea a call to see what they could do for me. Well, the garage is called Niss-tec and they quoted me very happy indeed , less than 60 quid as i'm supplying my own oil, or just over 70 quid if they supply. Also a free courtesy car thrown in Its booked in for Friday morning so i'll post up the results of this good or bad

I,ve been trying to get a descent quote to get my Z front bumper delivered from south wales to county durham. 65 quid is the cheapest so far I just give up

Please dont listen to this nutter! Get a trim removal tool off ebay for a couple of quid (search on here, been said plenty of times) and follow the service manual instructions to remove it. More often than not people break the retaining clips by "just yanking it"! Thats how me and nurrish got mine off too. No clips broken at all. TBH i think the trim removal tool would proably cause more damage with scratches. Plus its a waste of money Totally agree with you Took most of the rear trim out of mine today just to make sure the car was nice and straight. I couldn't really do it when viewing the car now could i?

to the forum

They do look flimsy though but like you say it wouldn't scratch if it slipped.

Or how about here http://www.screwfix.com/prods/10528/Van ... &source=aw

You can probably buy the tool from Halfords or similar

Oops it looks orange in the pics on my laptop

Thanks Choptop and bronzee, the first drive will be when i pick it up! Thats 150 miles to start with. Then of course is the meet on the 28th of this month

Oooh!! the orange carbon looks so damn

I may be interested if you did the latter bonnet with the bulge. Also different coloured carbons yes, no?

Oh, and is it just black carbon, or can you produce parts in different coloured carbons?

Just wondering where you are based just in case i need something

When i went to Chipping Norton yesterday, i drove past RAF Brize Norton. I had to pull over and look in awe as the Vulcan bomber flew straight past us doing a high bank turn manoeuvre just above the tree tops!!! WOW what an amazing sight

Thanks all, i was having withdrawal symptoms Had to get one quick before i got diagnosed with severe depression