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Hi I'm still in, pm when your ready. Jeff

Try this link I bought a kit a couple of weeks ago for my Azure Z but you can buy single items etc. The paint was a great match, they take you into a matching process of car,model, year, basic colour and then colour code for your paint,it matched mine perfectly. http://www.paints4u.com/ProductDetails. ... uctID=5021 Jeff

Round ones (sorry,sorry,sorry just had to say it)

Use the Black permanent marker to fill in your grey streaks. (neccessity being the mother of invention).

Camera used was a Canon EOS 350D fitted with a Tamron SP AF Aspherical XR Di 28-75mm 1:28 lens 1st pic 1/125 @ F8 2nd pic 1/80 @ F5.6 3rd pic 1/125 @ F5.6 My intention was to shoot a couple of shots to try and capture a bit of atmosphere to depict the Autumn months and hopefully get a shot worthy of entry into this years calendar. Time of day was between 1545 and 1615 sun was low in the sky and light starting to fade especially in the 2nd pic I waited to later in the day to try and create a bit of atmosphere with the fading light to try and capture the remoteness of the setting. Could have shot the pics in full sunlight but this would have just washed out any detail and shown up the background more but I wanted the ZED to be the centre of attention. Hi-Res pics look much better but limited to bandwidth for uploading. Cheers Andy I think the first is your best, close to the car, keep away from aerials and stacks in back ground. Personally I try these shots at varying times in the day, I've found early mornings are sometimes better, very low speeds on tripods etc. Clouds and skys are always a PIA, Mr Photoshop is your best ally, you can turn pigs ears into silk purses. Thanks for that. Jeff

His email is at the bottom of his reply - the little button saying Email EDIT: Oops appears that as Admin I can always see peoples email addresses I think you have got the right answer already, I wouldnt want to mess around with the electrics for all the switches, I could feel problems coming on with incompatability issues. Theres lots of "bling bits" out there that help. Hope you resolve the wheel and lets see a few pics.

The standard lens does what it says on the tin, but you are always looking for a good mid range lens, helps in close ups when you cant get too near. There is always a play off with these, graineyness etc. Your local camera clubs are usually helpful in these matters or have a sift around on the user sites (Uk web). Happy snapping and lets see the results.

Never mind, always look on the bright side of life, (bet you end up singing that all day and boy it will be irritating) Well it will look a lot more indiviual than the base models though and have you thought of having an exorcism by a priest . That would get the TV cameras in.

Well if you have already gone.let us know dont forget camera if you buy it.

Nice pics look better on the blow ups if you know what I mean, very moody. For the photo buffs always nice to know specs (boring for some) camera, time of day, shutters, apertures etc ( told you it could get boring). Well done though.

Good decision, great cars.

Yep my golfing 2 iron, thats also shiney and chromey, may as well put it to good use as I cant hit straight with the B****Y thing.

Has any one approached those concerned, i.e. VOSA, and asked them in writing about his article? There reply would be very useful in understanding these proposals if true.

Original mats dont move, however I bought my car because I wanted a Z, thats what comes with it, boot as well.

The seller was precisely right in this quote " i cant write it all will take too long " yes spot on, it would take a one year course at the "Night scool for dummies".

Hi welcome to the "What a **** I am club" joined mine way back in 1973, ESP what was that, (yep old grumpy now) but it sure teaches you a lesson, never forget they dont have roundabouts on race tracks for good reasons, they get covered in all sorts of crap just waiting for you.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, pass me the shades please

Hi, I agree, drive it for a month or so and get comfortable with her. Then have a good look around on this site but its certainly a case of "one mans meat" etc. Re mapping or up revs do appear to give best results, not neccessarily in more horses but in performance. There are our professionals on this site who will be happy to advise you in a unbiased way. Enjoy your Z and welcome.

Absolutely fantastic, also good if you have trouble getting to sleep, simples.

I know where it is and I'm not telling you Ha, Ha, Ha,Ha, I have the power of grey skull!!!!!

Theres only one way to sort this out:- Fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhht.

Hi Done most places in both hemispheres in the last 30years, I have to say the best snow conditions for powder snow is in the USA, Breckenridge being one of the best. Canada has a tendency to be very cold and icy and have had to wear masks there to keep out of the ice shear etc, looking a bit like something out of a chainsaw massacre film. All I will say and its up to you I think the States on the average will be the best I have even skied down in Tucson on mount lemon in January and sunbathed in the afternoon on the same day at in the city at a temp of 80f absolute bliss. Whatever you do a few pics will be nice, have a good one.

Definitely a she, cant put why because the wifes peering over my shoulder

Great glad your enjoying HER, always her when your a grumpy old man, looking forward to the pics.

Nice to see this type of rapport, a rare sign in this cut-throat age, well done Mark.