Biggy

Try Mike (can't remember his trading name) on 07851115590.

 

He gave me a hand when I got confused with my upgrade and comes highly recommended from a friend who had a shedload of work done by him.

 

IIRC he lives somewhere near Redhill but covers all over the shop.

http://www.soundsecure.co.uk/

top guy

i prefer the pink, would of had a better contrast to the black then the purples gonna have

I could travel to Northwich no problem Search for some of my threads of previous 350z's i've done.

I think everyone who has modifiyed a car in some way or form will of read or looked at max power at some point in there lives, for me i grew up with it, it gave me a love of cars when i was younger and something to aspire to, i for one will miss it.

Swissvax do a wax designed for matt paint, might be worth looking into that

Source in sheffield are among the best installers in the country:

http://www.sourcecars.com/index11.php

iirc they did Muddy's install

Happy birthday

theres a yellow one in stafford, i don't know what to make of it tho

I've had remote start on 2 of the 3 cars i've owned, so nice to be able to warm up the car when its freezing cold.

Best way to do it is to use a clifford alarm with intellistart

Red and Black seats in white look awesome

I prefer the 3M Stuff over the Menzerna range, i find theres alot more dust with the menzerna polishes.

He didn't actually appear on the show tho did he?

I'd imagine he's in some sort of contract with channel 5?

Missed the first part but the rest was classic TG, loved the drive by shooting the stig

HAHHAHA what a fail

Be very carfull with the arches as they are plastic, so don't dwell to long on those areas, as DBlock said there middle wearing to soft, just do a test area with a light pad and polish combination and work yourself up till your achieving the desired results

You might be better off getting him to contact the Magazine and getting them to send him a PDF version of the cover.

Cats generally don't do damage to cars as they don't use there claws to climb up them,

Using a car cover will be fine, but the car has to be spotless underneath it, as any dirt trapped underneath combined with movement of the car cover will cause light scratching,

Faux Leather is horrible, be better off saving the money

2 options, 1 is to get the holes bored out, the other is to get some adapters, which would also bring the Offset down to about 20

I'd be looking for a full correction and new brakes at least, not to mention the damage the salt is going to do to the alloy wheels!

heres what i think you should do:

Heres a good plate for alot cheaper:

https://www.regtransfers.co.uk/main/sec ... iteria=zed

Dont forget that is solid black, carbon fibre would look lighter, specially if you had colour clear over the top or a matt finish, would probably be more suited to a race style Zed such as Ians was or steddy zeddy's.

But hey it's only ideas end of the day

i cant say i've seen it done before, and i meant with the resin and harder on it,

It would be possible to do it on a car where you don't need to flex the headlining to get it in,

now the only thing i've seen similar to this is my friends 206 which has a fibreglass roof lining with a moulded in stack dash: