Adrian@TORQEN

http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/109013-torqen-deal-alert-june-mega-sale/ On sale at the moment, I think we only have one left in stock.

Top bosses rush to back Remain ahead of EU vote http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36572405

They come clean so need to be prepped and sprayed to match the colour.

"Because an exit from the EU on 23 June would represent possibly the most right-wing exit imaginable. Even a fanatical optimist cannot believe that the values of internationalism and equality will be reinforced by a Brexit in these circumstances. The last four weeks have witnessed a re-emergence of views on a mass scale that seemed safely assigned to the past. The mainstream campaign to leave the EU has pandered to nationalism, has built a wave of anti-immigrant sentiment and has fostered a notion that outside the EU we can return to an age when Britain was the world’s foremost ‘great power’. " http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/a-plea-to-my-friends-who-want-lexit-this-is-not-the-time-a7075021.html

"The International Monetary Fund weighed in once more with its thoughts on Britain’s referendum, warning the U.K. could slide into a recession if it quits the European Union. In a 64-page document, the Washington-based fund said that the size of the hit would depend on a multitude of factors, though its overall assessment is that the U.K. “would likely be worse off economically in the long run.†The IMF also warned of a potential credit squeeze if liquidity markets dry up, which could stymie spending and investment. The Bank of England has moved to preempt this with additional auctions to make funds available to banks before and after the vote. In its report, the IMF presented forecasts for “limited†and “adverse†Brexit scenarios. In the worse situation, it sees growth slowing sharply this year and the economy shrinking 0.8 percent in 2017. The impact would see the economy 5.6 percent smaller by 2019 compared with a baseline forecast, while unemployment would rise above 6 percent and the deficit would be wider. IMF officials said that a permanent hit to output would probably mean deeper austerity. Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne has said an emergency budget would be required within two months of a Brexit to fill a hole in the public finances." http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-06-17/imf-revives-recession-warning-for-u-k-economy-over-brexit-vote

"Amongst all this, one group of people has been largely ignored - the EU citizens already living here. There are estimated to be around 3 million EU passport holders living in Britain - around 5% of the UK population. This may come as a surprise as most are totally integrated into British life. It is likely that almost everyone in Britain knows someone in this position: they are friends, lovers, employers, colleagues, fellow-students, teachers of our children, academics, businesspeople, nurses and doctors. We’re not talking about those who come for a short time to earn money and then return home. I’m referring to people who have made their lives here, found love, had children, settled into jobs, bought houses. Most of these people can’t vote in the referendum - thanks to our bizarre rules, a French citizen living in the UK for 20 years cannot vote but an Australian here for 3 months can. So those friends and colleagues who are EU citizens are relying on us to protect them. If the vote is to leave, these people would no longer have a guaranteed right to remain in the UK and many could be forced to leave." http://www.huffpost.com/uk/entry/10502680.html?edition=uk

Checked here? ttp://www.350z-uk.com/topic/109013-torqen-deal-alert-june-mega-sale/

See here: http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/98901-torqen-torqen-partnerships-with-aam-to-develop-rhd-version-twinturbo-kit

Very nice, "Dave"! How much was the engine?

There you go: http://www.torqen.uk/nissan/350z/body-styling/exterior/3992-350z-nissan-oem-splash-guards-rear-999j2-jr000d4.html

They are genuine Nissan / Infinity items, same material like the bumpers.

Will have those listed tomorrow, will let you know as soon as they've up.

These? http://www.torqen.uk/nissan/350z/body-styling/exterior/2799-350z-nissan-oem-rear-mud-guards-999j2-zu0t4.html http://www.torqen.uk/nissan/350z/body-styling/exterior/2800-350z-nissan-oem-front-mud-guards-999j2-zu003.html

If you can't find 2nd hand let me know and can get you a new one Good luck!

"Bill Gates, the world’s wealthiest man and the most generous philanthropist, warns today that Britain will be a “significantly less attractive place to do business and invest†if outside the European Union. In a letter to The Times, the Microsoft founder, who has invested more than $1 billion in Britain, raises questions over his future commitment to the country if voters back Brexit next week. He indicates that access to the EU’s single market, which other European leaders say they will deny to Britain if it leaves the bloc, helped to swing Microsoft’s decision to site research facilities in Cambridge." http://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/europe-was-key-to-my-1bn-funding-gates-warns-3jrpp7j3c All these analysts, business people, bankers, experts and finance journalists are obviously so wrong, we must trust Boris, Gove and Farage. They know.

All PMs replied!

"THE peevishness of the campaigning has obscured the importance of what is at stake. A vote to quit the European Union on June 23rd, which polls say is a growing possibility, would do grave and lasting harm to the politics and economy of Britain. The loss of one of the EU’s biggest members would gouge a deep wound in the rest of Europe. And, with the likes of Donald Trump and Marine Le Pen fuelling economic nationalism and xenophobia, it would mark a defeat for the liberal order that has underpinned the West’s prosperity. The liberal Leavers are peddling an illusion. On contact with the reality of Brexit, their plans will fall apart. If Britain leaves the EU, it is likely to end up poorer, less open and less innovative. Far from reclaiming its global outlook, it will become less influential and more parochial. And without Britain, all of Europe would be worse off." http://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21700637-vote-leave-european-union-would-diminish-both-britain-and-europe-divided-we-fall

EU referendum has gone virtually unmentioned and it is probably the most crucial detail: Parliament doesn't actually have to bring Britain out of the EU if the public votes for it. That is because the result of June 23 referendum on Britain's EU membership is not legally binding. Instead, it is merely advisory, and, in theory, could be totally ignored by UK government. This incredible detail is explained in a new blog post by Financial Times columnist and legal expert David Allen Green. Green says that no legal provision was included in the EU referendum legislation that requires UK Parliament to act in accordance with the outcome of the referendum. This is unlike the last referendum held across Britain, the Alternative Vote referendum held in 2011, where the outcome had a legal trigger and had to be acted on by the government of the time. Instead, what will happen next if the public votes for a Brexit will be purely a matter of parliamentary politics. The government could decide to put the matter to parliament and then hope to win the vote, Green says. In the scenario of Britain's EU membership being put to a Westminster vote, barring no dramatic change in allegiances, it is likely that MPs would vote to keep the country in the 28-nation bloc. This is because the vast majority of the 650 MPs identify as Europhiles and would likely support a motion position to protect Britain's place in the EU. http://uk.businessinsider.com/green-eu-referendum-not-legally-binding-brexit-2016-6

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/17/heres-what-happens-in-the-72-hours-after-britain-votes-to-leave/

Talking about scaremongering... "New flyer through the door from Brexit campaign. Thought I'd look into this claim. The Rio-Antirrio bridge cost 630m euro, 47% funded by a loan from the European Investment Bank (source: the economist). The same bank is funding £280m for expansion of facilities at UCL, £700m funding for the Thames Tideway Tunnel, and £360m funding towards the smart meter roll out by British Gas. This is all part of £16b investment in British projects over the last 3 years (crossrail, Manchester metrolink etc.) (source: gov.uk, Wikipedia). Potholes annoy the hell out of me too, but this flyer is pure propaganda, the EIB funds projects in the UK just as well as other countries." (from Facebook - Nick Roesen)

http://www.thenational.scot/news/ukip-leave-poster-accidentally-mimics-nazi-propaganda.18868 Really?

Oh, and Gareth, don't waste your time finding another garage, just drop the car to Jez, I'll drop the block there and let them work some magic on your car. Pretty sure Rich will be helping you with photos while the work is in progress, to keep your build thread updated

Stillen used to suck, but they finally came back to their sense not very long ago Good as gold now, really nice chaps.

"The Europe we need to embrace next Thursday is the Europe of the shared battle against left-wing and right-wing fascism; of the reformation; of the renaissance; of the enlightenment; of mass secularism; of liberal democracy. If we really want to protect the values that we in Britain claim to treasure, then we will best do so within a close-knit European family. That’s why I, a long-standing Eurosceptic, will be voting to remain." http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/brexit-eurosceptic-eu-referendum-qatar-globalisation-vote-remain-a7085221.html