BulletMagnet

I think I know now... Is she pointing at the grounding wire that's attached to the strutbrace tower?

So you haven't noticed you got my old lights then....good

Just you wait till 3FiddyZ shows up with his camera, proper pro digital SLR stuff. Martin W also has a nice digital SLR if I remember correctly. They put my little party camera to shame. It's ok during the day or in well lit areas, but if I wanna take pics of cars at night, then things like numberplates or any other reflective surfaces buggers it up due to the flash. Even with the shutter set to go after the flash rather than with it doesn't seem to help.

...now...if I can figure out how to make those guns fit into my bonnet vents...

So many times I'm also tempted to take these items to work to combat the problem

quick photo of mine I got from previous owner Hope this helps

All I know is that this is owned by a lady that works in the offices. (Really need to get myself some "spotted" cards)

Could this be a former car of Pauls? The green seems similar if not the same

I may sound like a total idiot, but we need the lens on the other side of the one pictured (which would be the passenger side in the US)

Everytime I see this on my car, I feel the urge to find a seagulls nest and lay a nice brick in it....see how they like it!

I know we've seen pics before, but I love these. Deffo a worthwhile mod Thanks again to Sarah & Tony at Envy South

...is the f@#?!ing seagulls!!!!! I cannot believe that came out of one animal, must have been the whole bombing squadron on a practice run. And I only had them on the car about 24 hours....

Here's some pics I took that day Sarah seems to have spotted something in the enginebay... ...dunno what she was pointing at tho... Group shot ...and finally a bonus pic

I think it was me, because I live closest to rtbiscuit, but I was unaware of it.

I cannot take credit for helping, everybody that was in the group going to Thurrock services stopped and helped, Darren-B tried contacting a local recovery service while Mark didn't have any joy finding a number for his insurance claim section, everybody helped get the car off the road to avoid any other accidents, everybody stayed to offer moral support. Once it was established that recovery was gonna be sorted people went about their way. I only stayed to make sure both Mark and Darren were picked up. We did score a packet of "Sparta" ciggys off a passerby that was short 11p for the toll.

Did actually go to feel the surface by hand, and it was quite smooth/slippery. I was right behind Mark when it happened and it was strange the way it suddenly broke out. Mark caught it, which looked normal, but then it went all weird and broke the other way. Afterwards when talking to Mark, it turns out that after he caught it and hit grippy tarmac, the traction control decided to step in. There was nothing Mark could have done at all. The car was actually completely airborne for a second, at which point I presume Darren bumped his head on the roof. Most bodywork damage is on the front, sides and rear seem to have gotten away with it. As to any damage that is non visible is yet to be established, but on first glance it looks like steering is buggered to a degree, rear camber arms, possibly front suspension struts and all the wheels have been damaged.

Glad to hear you both got back home safely. Like others have said, the main thing is that you both are unhurt. The car can be repaired, not so easy with people some times. Hope everything will work out and the car gets repaired in no time with the least if hassles.

Back on Topic... Entry No.3 April 10th @ Black Tiles Pub , Martlesham Raymond and I had just visited rtbiscuit and fancied lunch, so we went to The Black Tiles. The car park was rather packed but I do have to commend the locales for their good parking sense. But I think it comes and goes, cos Ray wasn't that lucky I think...

I'm sure those wheels look nice........on a big body Mercedes...

btw, I might spend some time in Bluewater beforehand, so I best park up at the right place straight away. I've never parked at the rear of the cinema complex before so I may park in the totally wrong area. The Bluewater website was no help as it showed a carpark at both sides of the cinema complex.....

To save on postage and time, I could offer myself as a courier. I could take the nuts off the Chilli's at Bluewater and then pop them round yours on Monday evening on my way back from work after my dayshift (about 7pm-ish) Unless of course you want me to pop round on the Sunday night, but your neighbours might not be so grateful (K1 bungs out and all that jazz)

And? verdict?

I'm just glad to hear that Nissan actually fitted these items and have them under warrenty, other wise it might have been a right nightmare to sort out yourself. Hope everything ends up ok for you.

GT = Girl Teaser (or Guy Teaser if your a girl or you know.....)

We have a loverly selection, which will be in the boot of the car on Sunday at Bluewater as requested by Jerry. Might aswell bring mole grips and a selection of knobs (oerr!!!) for when you come round on Sunday, then that way rtbiscuit will get first dibs due to jerrys absence