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> Was it a sudden purchase only a week or so back or did you long to own one for years? I looked at various zed's on here, and pistonheads for a year before I bought mine, and I bought mines off an owner on here that was local. > Could you sleep the night before? I couldn't sleep for the whole week before it > Did you wake up earlier than you would normally? Nope, I had set my alarm for 7am, to give me time to get ready to go to the bank. > What did you do in the morning and what were your feelings (anxious, excited, worried, etc)? Pretty relaxed > What were your feelings collecting it in person and sitting behind the wheel knowing it's yours for the first time? It felt amazing driving it away listening to the lovely noise off it, I was not used to the heavy clutch though. > Did you go out for hours of driving straight away or did you go back home to admire it in peace? I got stuck in a traffic jam on the motorway for nearly 2 hours on the way home. (35 minute journey) > Did you go straight to a family or friends house and give loved ones a quick blast? I took my brothers out for a spin in it and parked it up for the night > Was it your first sports car? If not, which experience was the most memorable? The first one or your zed? Yup > Do you remember others pointing and giving you the thumbs up or taking pics for the first time? Yes. My first weekend of ownership, as I was getting into my car, a guy was out walking his dog, and said "lovely car mate". I was chuffed to say the least! Also, the woman at my work told me it was a nice Porsche I had?? I also had an elderly pensioner give me the thumps up as he was crossing the road at traffic lights last week. He stood right infront of my car, gave me the thumbs up and said "lovely".

My second spotted post. woooo Your car sounded great as you drove away - I could hear it from Asda's main door

How you finding the zed Maz? Did Admiral charge you extra for your rims?

Thats strange, admiral insured me when I was 20.

I'm not surprised that it sold quickly as it was listed at a great price. Nice one. Out of intrest, how much did you get for it paddy?

Less of that! hehe. Are Scotland not quite good at rugby? to be honest, I don't even know the rules Football > Egg chasing

Football > Rugby

I have the same set up with no issues

I've been thinking about getting a bike licence for the past few months. With the nice weather coming in, i'm looking at getting a nice wee 600cc number. Anyone on here got a bike? I'm not exactly clued up, but what are good bikes? I've been looking at Honda CBR's and Kawasaki ZX6R's as they look nice! Any idea's what insurance is going to be like for a 21 year old, that has just obtained a licence, and 4years ncb driving cars? I would only be doing 1 - 2 k miles a year, and the bike would be garaged. Many thanks, and sorry for the stupid questions.

I voted for holidays/drink yourself stupid

I read in a newspaper years ago about a guy that bought a lion cub from Harrods in London in the 50's/60's and kept it in his flat. As the thing got bigger, the cub was taken away and reintroduced in the wild. There is a video somewhere of the reunion in the wild, and the cat sped towards its owner, and started licking him and jumping on him.

Glad you found a decent one mate. Probably see you out and about.

Heavy right foot?

I have not had any problems with 040 on the rear, and RE050 on the front

What a numpty When looking at ad's on Pistonheads, if there is any text speak, I am automatically not interested in the car.

Very nice! welcome along.

I'm not a big fan of bodykits, but I do like that Google is your friend. http://www.madmotors.co.uk/catalog/adva ... 25219.html

Why are you trying to drift with the handbrake? Thats crazy. Is your traction control off?

I usually find that blowing people kisses tend to rile them up

You got a higher res image of the wheel shot? I fancy it for my work computers wallpaper

She has not asked for a refund yet, so i'll see what happens. I didn't think of taking down any serial numbers as I didn't think someone would want to screw me over. If she wants a refund, I'll contact the royal mail and see what they can do.

It was indeed bought via paypal, so i'll probably get screwed over. I think this will be the last item i'll be selling via ebay. There is so many dishonest and untrustworthy people out there nowadays. What would stop her from getting my meerkat and swapping it with a scabby one that her son or daughter has played with for months with the intention of returning it to me?

Just looking for some advice as to where I stand with an item I recently on ebay. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150406401176&ssPageName=ADME:X:AAQ:GB:1123 I listed an Alexandr Meerkat toy, which is brand new from Harrods. The toy was mint when I sent it, and I sent it special delivery. It sold after a 5 day listing for £94 all in. I have now received a message via eBay from the buyer saying she received the item, and the box is damaged, the toy smells, and the squeak doesn't work -which is obviously bullshit. I just want to know where I stand with this? Do I need to offer her a refund? Will I need to accept a return? Cheers guys.

Ditto. I love these aswell. My boss used to have a V8 Dodge Ram, and it sounded awesome GLWTS

tjp8, in my opinion I think you are maybe better off getting a car that costs less to insure. Paying anything more than £2,000 per annum for insurance is absolutely crazy in my opinion - but if you can afford it, then fire away. I got my zed when I was 20, and I got insured for £1500 with Admiral. Fully comp, 3 years ncb, all the trimmings. Are you looking at paying your insurance in monthly payments? I paid for my insurance up front, which saved me over £1000. Also, some of your posts come across as rather argumentative. I suggest you ignore any comments, and do not rise to the bait. Good luck in finding the right car.