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Zed's looking mighty fine there. 3 years is a long wait for a good drive out. Must have felt awesome being reunited with your car on the road.

What a gent you are. Hats off to you for your generosity. I'm all good for a space saver but hope it finds a good home and you bag yourself a worthy replacement for your Zed.

Wow. That's almost just 400 miles a year! My other 2 cars average 3k a year and after about 6 years the tyres have plenty of wear left but I change them anyway. Must feel painful having to chuck tyres due to age when they have tread that barely looks used

I'm sure it'll be fine and all the garage will say is what a fine example of a Zed it is

A friend with an 05 Merc C class had a shock when he checked his undertray. He'd owned it from new. The garage he'd need using for years had literally just cut a hole in it to allow easier oil changes

Wow.....what a comprehensive list of jobs you got through

You're so lucky to have kids so keen to "chill" with you.

That's a mint chariot. Looks so "at home" sitting snugly in the garage

@SH23 Great timing. I'm planning a 316 mile motorway trip from Manchester to Cornwall on Sunday and was unsure of whether I'd need to stop to refuel........looks like no problems at all

Andy Ten Sunset orange 350z 2 kids, 10 and 13 Spend my days as the man everyone hates fixing and pulling out teeth as a dentist.

Looking good guys

Welcome to the OC That photo shows off the glorious Sunset Orange paint perfectly. My Sunset Orange is a 2005 too! Twins

Welcome to the club Love the photo with the blossom in the foreground for that authentic Jap vibe

Welcome to the OC Always reassuring to see TWO buckets being used for a wash......AND MEGUIAR'S ones at that

Cyborg front end looked menacing

Some pukka seats

A few new things that I spotted today...... Somebody got new rims

Look forward to seeing this at Japfest

"paint bubbling up" That sounds like a nightmare and a half to witness The first glimpses does show that the colour is an awesome choice though

A touchless wash before work to rid the Zed of Saharan sand. Didn't have time to do the wheels in the morning though.

With the cars covered in Sahara sand for the past couple days, I woke up to see the sun shining and the zed covered in dew from the night before. PERFECT conditions for a touchless wash. Seeing as it had a good presoak with the dew, I mixed up a slightly more concentrated mix of Powermaxed TFR and coated the zed with it. Used my cordless pressure washer to jetrinse it off. A final jetrinse with filtered water. A quick blow dry then off to work. Pics of after the rinse and the car at work in the lunchtime sun.

The Jag is one classy looking coupe. Very Aston Martin like

My boss's neighbours have been getting these letters on their cars and finding their tyres flat

I'm not normally a breakfast person but the lure of a Full English is irresistible

Great write up and photos. My condolences to the family of the deceased chicken