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Welcome aboard Mark, glad you're so pleased with your purchase. I'm also a touch jealous that you have some cracking Devon roads you can go enjoy your Zed on.

Welcome aboard Stuart, sounds like you've bought yourself the right car

Fixed this for you. bronzee, I approve of your fix

Welcome aboard Dave, sounds like you can't wait to pick up your Zed There's quite a few of us based in the Bristol / Somerset area so feel free to pop along to a meet if you fancy picking anyone's brains about Zed related stuff. Although in fairness you probably won't find a lot of brains to pick at Be nice to see a pic of your new Zed when you get a chance to post one up

All the very best to you, get stuck in to life out there and make the most of it. I'm sure it will be a fantastic experience and you'll have plenty off good times and unexpected opportunities present themselves over the coming months / years.

Hope you're back fit and well soon Bob, look after yourself

Spotted in the pouring rain from my office window, heading off the motorway down the short bit of dual carriageway to the Aztec West roundabout. Lovely looking Temper Orange Zed, looked really good on this dark, dismal Monday morning

Spotted as I was leaving Iron Acton just after 4pm on Friday 29th June, avoiding the horrendous traffic on the M4. I was behind that lovely Rolls Royce Phantom which turned off the main road, you were heading in towards Iron Acton

Nice pics coldel, looks like you enjoyed Goodwood. Tried to get tickets for the Saturday but they were sold out by the time we got ourselves organised. One thing I love about the FoS is just how close you can get to some amazing machinery. For anyone who hasn't been or thought about goig but didn't I cannot recommend it enough. It's like a huge garden party for petrol heads, really great atmosphere, loads to see and do etc.

"Whoop-Whoop" indeed Fingers crossed you'll get a chance to get down there on Saturday and get a decent nose around it. Don't forget to check the cars for sale on the forum to have something to compare against it. Also remember the points that people have raised here when you're checking it. Most importantly don't forget the following.........you don't have to buy it unless it's exactly the right car for you

I'd call them and ask why the Autroder add says 48,600 miles and their own website says 84,600 miles and find out which is correct Looks like a nice car though, got to be worth having a look at

Gunmetal 06 Plate spotted as I was wondering in to the building for a meeting about 10:30 this morning, looked very nice, couldn't see a forum sticker on it though.

Caption Competition "Hi my names Pimm, you may recognise me and my friend from such cinematic greats as "Horsey Boy Rides Again"...."

Welcome aboard Looks like a very tidy Zed

Wishing you all the very best for a recovery Dave. I have 3 family members who have been or who are dealing with the same situation. They're all working their way to recovery in the best way they can, so keep fighting and keep your spirits up. I'm sure you'll get the same great level of care and support which they've had from the NHS etc. Something which I believe they have all been grateful for and which has helped them a great deal.

Welcome aboard Darren, Zed looks tidy. Feel free to have a nose at the SW meets section. There's quite a few meets / gatherings coming up fairly soon if you fancy coming along having a coffee and good natter about all things Zed and otherwise

Clarkie, you could try these ones. Two of them are closer to Bath, one's in Melksham, and Avis Prestige you can probably /possibly get from Bristol Airport or the central Avis place in Bristol. http://www.vintage-classics.co.uk/ http://www.greatescapecars.co.uk/locations-bathfleet.asp http://www.avisprestige.com/ Some lovely cars, nice E Type Jag on the Great Escapes site, not too expense

Loving your thinking , think I'd be getting a slap though

I was thinking about using boot polish as well. What about polish transfering to clothes etc Zugara, is it a case of applying and then really bufffing the polish in to the leather and removing the excess?

Wonder if it's worth having a word with the guys at FCM in Bristol? They specialise mainly in Evo's / Subari's but are one of the traders here on the forum and have done some good work on my Zed.

I think it's a development of the TVR Sagaris 2 'concept' which first appeared around 2008

I'm fairly sure I know what it is, or what I think it is, or what it may be a development of Something that was initially brought to light a few (4-5) years ago.

I'd like to add a huge thanks to all who organised and were involved in running the meet and looking after us over the whole weekend. A big thumbs up to Colin, Chris and Graham for all the effort put in to the planning, routes and comms, fantastic selection of roads chaps. On top of that a thank you goes to Darren, Will, Neil, Ian, James, Chris, Mike etc and all the others who tried to keep us organised, safe and out of mischief, thanks guys. As ever the roads were fantastic and there was a great mix of 'windy', 'speedy' and 'scenery' sections along the planned routes. It was great to stretch the Zeds legs and get her moving and shaking with you guys. Brilliant to catch up with some familar faces that we only get to see at this time of year (Andy & Lydia, Ken, Will and Andrew, Neil & Tracy, Chris (Tarmac) Adrian & Nicoleta, Mark and so many others!). It was particulalry nice to meet some of the members, who we'd only met once or not at all, all of whom seemed to really get in to the flow of things and enjoy themselves (Steve and Bev - lovely to spend some time chatting with you guys, Chris and Zoe - loving the White Zed , Mike & Kim - anyone fancy a drive through this tunnel? Dave & Kate - always loving the night blue, Dan & Michaela - lovely, well looked after Zed ). We really enjoyed ourselves and the company of all you guys, thanks for making it so much fun. Also a top effort all round regards the fund raising (Car washing - Ian, raffle tickets - James, all the traders who gave raffle prizes and made donations (including everyone who bought a ticket for the raffle!). Thanks to the Waterloo Hotel at Betws-y-Coed and the Lodge at Moreton for looking after us again) We had a great time

Congratulations Bems,very nice looking Zed you've got yourself there

Spotted coming off the slip road and across the Cribbs Causeway roundabout as I was waiting to go across and under the motorway on to the M5. Lovely sounding exhaust, really cut through the air, although not in a harsh way.