Will370z

Lots of posts on this - to sum up dont do it unless you really have no other choice.

Ummm i could see those going rather well on a white 370

Sure post it up. Always used to drive me mad trying to watch all those flashing lights and work out what the code was.

I didn't want the new owner to think I was going to mug him. lmao I'm not that scary or rough looking. i'm even bigger since you seen me last lmao, in the gym every day for 4 weeks solid now! Diet is sorted. Lost the bellly alot, hips are smaller arms are much bigger backs much bigger and a much darker tan lmao lol Does that mean the tan is a shade of purple then as you were bright pink/red last time i saw you at zed fest.

Im sure dave will be on hand to take you for a spin. Be aware it will be a costly trip as you will come away with a list of mods you will want to add. Be aware. I fell for it too.

Ah and another thing. Lots of interviewers like to throw odd Ball questions into the mix. These may seem very odd, but dont panic. All they want to see is how your mind works and how you can break down a problem and come up with a logical answer. Often there is no right answer they just want to see ow you cope under pressure and how your mind works logically.

Questions will depend on your degree and experience. They will want to know about projects that you did at uni. Its a good chance to talk about anything technical you did so they can see what skills you can bring to the team. Find out about the testing system they have in place or if thats not possible research up on testing techniques. If you dont know how they approach testing ask them in the interview. It shows signs of being keen and willing to ask and learn. You can then start discussing that, so you turn a negative into a positive and they will like that. Make sure you do your reasearch on the company and the software they produce They may ask some technical coding questions to get a feel for your knowldge but in most graduate roles they would expect to train you up and any knowledge you already have is a bonus. Big thing for them will be do you fit into the team. My best advice is relax, enjoy it and remember an interview is a two way process. They are interviewing you for a position in the company but you are interviewing them to see if its the right place for you. With that in the back of my mind i never found the interviews so intimidating. Good luck with it

Bet you are sorry to see her go, she was a beauty and was great to see her in the flesh up at knockhill at the end of the hoon.

Here you go viewtopic.php?f=17&t=21762

Theres a thread on here with all the codes somewhere i'll see if i can find it

Welcome to the forum, lots of members in surrey now I would recommend coming along to one of the local meets to check out the zeds and ask any questions. There isone at the parrot on the 4th if you are interested.

Are you going in as a graduate or an experienced hire?

Welcome, nice looking zed

That reminds me i must visit richmond and see how hot it really is there

Lovely colour but its an import, no controls on the wheel and its not the gt spec as no leather seats. I would advise getting the gt spec. Its a buyers market at the moment so wait to find the perfect car.

Read part way down this thread. Stop half way through the reset procedure to read the flashing lights viewtopic.php?f=64&t=32409&hilit=Engine+reset+procedure

What a coincidence. Got in mine yesterday and the red key light stayed on. Pulled over turned her off and back on again and light went out. Had me worriedfor a minute.

The force is strong with this one.

Looks great

Thats a lovely looking zed

Welcome on board, enjoy the zed. You will love it.

It is the mivec v6, and i must admit i was tempted as its free. Could be a bit of fun. But im not car technical at all and wouldnt have a clue under the hood. Also id have to sort the body work out as im way too fussy. If i had the knowhow or lived near the zed shed where i could learn from the masters i may be tempted. lol i totally missed that in the first ad lol. How does she run just now ? Any major issues except body work damage? Ive never been in the car so cant comment from experience. We didnt have time to start it today, just wanted to pop over and see what condition it was in. He had had a few glasses of vino so wasnt up for taking me for a spin. I will ask him howit runs and get more details if you are interested. List any questions and i will forward them along. The car is based in hereford.

It is the mivec v6, and i must admit i was tempted as its free. Could be a bit of fun. But im not car technical at all and wouldnt have a clue under the hood. Also id have to sort the body work out as im way too fussy. If i had the knowhow or lived near the zed shed where i could learn from the masters i may be tempted.

Reflection also shows up someone in a waiters outfit saluting their car too, very odd