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It's amazing watching them massage the dents out. Always good to have a dent man whose skilled. The way the general public fling their car doors open in car parks is criminal

It's amazing watching them massage the dents out. Always good to have a dent man whose skilled. The way the general public fling their car doors open in car parks is criminal

I'm no expert. I was in an NHS final salary pension. Over the past few years I saw my monthly contribution increased FOUR fold and the retirement age increased a few years. With another 15 years before they want me to retire I eventually opted out as they keep moving the goal posts I don't trust them anymore. Invested in a couple of properties instead. Then to top it off there's these rumours of a WEALTH TAX where they look at all your assets, house, car, savings and pension pot etc and if it reaches £500k they want 5%

Whichever you go for, I'd be getting the Nismo logos put on like ShortPaul deffo. Black lettering on a silver or white on a gunmetal. Really sets the rims off. They look naked without the lettering

Soft99 Fusso is the wax I have. It had good reviews online. Beads well. I can't comment on 12 months durability because like many others here I can't go long without wanting to put some kind of LSP in the paint. Waxing is a treat for me as I only really get time to do it a couple times a year. I hate waxing unless the paint has had a deep clean first. Application and buffing off is hard work and grabby with Fusso otherwise.

Considering it's coming up on a 16 yr old car it looked like only minimal corrosion was present underneath. I can see it outlasting many cars half it's age

Didn't do diddly At least these fake gauges do "something"

The A-Team will always receive love from far and wide......high and LOW.

You'd never guess that they weren't factory centers

Nice find Just noticed the OEM 350Z touring wheels.........a nice reminder of past zed ownership

Both look very tempting. Personally I think the Aero kit on the import is a bonus. Really raises the zeds presence. Being black, the world's your oyster for future wheel choices, caliper paint changes etc. That's assuming of course that mechanically there's nothing between the 2.

Congratulations on your find. Bet you feel like a kid waiting for Christmas to arrive

Not all fake noise is bad This guy is awesome

Pics please or better still video of those lovely new additions

They look and sound awesome from the YouTube videos. Must be even more glorious in the flesh

Such a classic car shouldn't have random bits stuck on. Shouldn't have random mods. Should have an enthusiast owner. This is none of the above. Different skirts, bumpers and tail bolted on. Modified turbo. Pops and bangs tune. Vinyl graphics. The owner doesn't know much about his car. What's the bhp? "Dunno" What do these gauges read? "Dunno" Tell us about the stereo? "It asks input security code.....that's as far as I got?" How heavy is it? "I'm overweight......the car's underweight" But I absolutely love him and the car

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Looks nicely tucked away there

That's a cracking job

Not really a series person as I don't have the patience. But started watching a few due to lockdown. Cobra Kai Money Heist Mandalorian Was surprised how much I liked Money Heist!

When you said black and white I thought you meant for the cinematic effect like American History X. I watched the trailer. PROPER B&W as in 1957!

Bought the Alien Anthology Blu-ray boxset for £7.99 a couple weeks ago. I remember paying £20 just for the ALIENS region 1 import DVD that had to be played on a chipped dvd player. I'm old fashioned and still like to have the physical discs of my favourites

Just finished watching LEON again. I think it's been at least 5 years since I watched it on dvd. Upgraded to Blu-ray off eBay for a couple of quid. Unlike some of my favourite action films like John Wick and Pacific Ring which help to showcase a good AV system, although Leon has action a plenty, it supplements a gripping story with emotional performances from Jean Reno and Natalie Portman. Even Gary Oldman was in his element. Don't get me wrong though, the score to the film by Serra is fantastic and really makes use of the subs in a system. Icing on the cake was Sting's song after the tear jerking ending. What have you rated highly recently whilst rummaging in your back catalogue?

The pop from those calipers