ATTAK Z

H'mmm ... don't think so ... tax depends on registration date

Can someone please photoshop a red (to match callipers) alligator wheel protector like this on this image

IIRC a 2005 should do 5.9 ... or is that 0 - 100 kph ?

Well I've just switched to Plusnet so we'll see how it goes ... got a £75.00 cashback too so that's nice ... so my first year will cost £111.00 thus saving £213.00 over TalkTalk happy days

fastest colour

Another fast Ford https://www.youtube....d&v=KML1sEtwS74

So ... what's scary about stationery OP ?

Good call ... if you staple stationery to the table, it becomes stationary

Stationary vs stationery The key to understanding the distinction between these two words is to know what each one means and to be aware of the role they play in a sentence (that is, their part of speech or word class). Stationary This word is an adjective, and in general use, it means ‘not moving, or not meant to move’: He drove the car in a negligent way and hit a stationary lorry. It is difficult for me to sit stationary for long periods. When people think of shooting for sport, they visualize competitors firing at stationary targets. There are two specialized meanings of stationary, related to stability or lack of movement: Not changing in quantity or condition: population estimates did not differ over time; therefore, we constructed a life table under the assumption of a stationary (In Astronomy, referring to a planet) having no apparent motion or longitude: after being retrograde since July, the planet appears stationary on the 30th. Stationery This is a noun, with two meanings, both related to paper goods: Items such as paper, pens, folders, notebooks, etc. used in an office: We supply office stationery for all types of companies and corporations. Specially designed and printed notepaper, envelopes, invitations, etc.: They created an emblem that was incorporated throughout the wedding stationery. Confusion can arise because stationery, like many nouns, can be used to modify (add to or change the meaning of) another noun – behaving rather like an adjective. So it’s perfectly correct to refer to a stationery cupboard or a stationery store. But essentially, it’s very simple: there’s a clear distinction in meaning between the two words. A handy tip is to remember: StationERy is papER. If ‘paper/writing materials’ *isn’t* the meaning you want (there’s an extremely good chance that bicycles or cars aren’t stationery, for example), then the spelling has got to be stationary.

Thanks ... go for it ! They look good on the website

Yes Alex, they have to make a profit but IMO they go too far ... A7 TAK is up for £11K on their website ... I've never asked them to sell it or even value it, and I'd let anyone have it for 50% of that

Friend of mine had a nice plate and had it up for sale on his website at £50K ... Reg Transfers rand him and said that they has sold the plate for £16,000.00 ... friend did not accept the offer ... RT kept ringing back with an updated offer and it got to £30K IIRC ... friend rang RT to negotiate and RT inadvertently said "is that Mr (name of buyer)" ... friend searches for buyer on Google and finds him ... it turned out that said buyer had offered RT £50K for the plate and friend struck a deal at £40K direct with the buyer ... happy days ... I understand the plate is going on a McLaren

IMO Rays wheels look best in the original silver, however, darker wheels are a bit more modern/stealthy ... I've just had mine done in black chrome which I like on my car and I think would look good on an azure Zed. Here's a piccy:

http://www.motormag.com.au/features/1602/opinion-why-its-time-to-sell-your-porsche/

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I handed over to Colin (Ebized) - see post 190

Has this thread gone to sleep ?

The Ford dealership I visited today had a red coupé demo and a black convertible in the showroom ... they said they had one for sale too

Went to see one in the metal today ... h'mmm

That colour is amazing

Callin' Colin

COLIN Colin did you ever make a wrong decision when you worked as a planning officer ?

My time's nearly up so one last question before I hand over to:

I design buildings now, when I was a kid I used to draw cars all the time ... I wish I could have been a car designer but never got the chance and never found a way to persue my interest ... my son now has the job I always wanted, so I think something good has come of it all anyway I also regret that no one told me I was good looking until I was 28 ... all those wasted years ...