sipar69

There was a survey in the media recently about more and more couples choosing not to have kids (I'm one half of such a couple) and one of the reasons given was "our car only has two seats".

Yep - seen some pictures with brown hair. I actually prefer that usually but I think she looks best with the blonde hair....

I reckon she Is by far the best looking woman on TV. But my fave character acting wise is the guy who plays Tyrian (the dwarf). Excellent actor and great character.

He's 'special'.

I see there is a guy on page 13 claiming to have gone from 326 to 370bhp with a few mods. Must know something the rest of us don't to have made those gains........or he's talking out of his bottom The weird thing I find about the 370 is that while you can't deny it's not been a success in terms of sales, they always seem to generate very positive reactions when people actually see them. There's a new Cayman, two TTs and a nice black GT86 in our little road and I swear to you that the Z is invariably the car that people stop to look at (and take a photo of in the case of one guy last week).

I used to deal with complaints in the organisation that runs the courts (HMCTS). Every once in a while there would be a complaint from someone who's relative or loved one had been summoned for jury service despite having died some years earlier!

Probably me not making best use of it!

I may be in for some stick for saying this but I don't think I'd go for a remap again. The remap on my previous 370 cost in the region of £400+ and I'm not convinced that the difference I felt in driving the car was worth that outlay. That's not in any way a criticism of the work, which I know was first rate (and done buy a great bunch of guys at Abbey). It just felt like a lot of money for a difference that felt to me very subtle and which I very quickly ceased to notice.

Shame we've nothing to land on it anymore.

Yep. They're a nightmare to remove if they dry.

Interesting thread and great pictures.

I looked at them when I was researching exhausts for my previous 370. Superb quality but very pricey compared to most other systems.

I had a similar reaction when I said I wanted the current car. "What you want to change the car again....already!? But it's the same car with a big shelf on the back".

Can't argue about the seats - I want some!

I did one of those one week intensive courses. Major stress!

Awwww you're just worried you'll fail

oh bugger - was really hoping this would stay in the USA - 'cos launching it here is gonna create a lot of rows in my houshold Yeah when you're missus realises you bought the wrong Nismo

It's quite fun to have a go at the online theory tests and see how you do. I did them to death when I was learning about 4 years ago: https://www.gov.uk/practise-your-driving-theory-test

It depends on what you're trying to address. If it's just the usual stone chips on the bumper then you'll probably be ok with the tooth pick approach, but you could also investigate a solution called Chipex which works quite well for chips (just Google it). Anything more than a chip and I'd be quite wary about trying to repair it yourself. I posted quite some time ago about wasting about a £100 on products to try to mask a small but quite deep and noticeable scratch I got on my previous 370Zs door from a lamp post. In the end I couldn't get a finish I was happy with and ended up getting it sorted by a bodyshop. Yes it was expensive but the result was a totally invisible repair - well worth the money for me as leaving it as it was would have bugged me to death.

Aren't 'pranks' supposed to funny? What a div.

I think the code should be on the plate on the inside of the driver door sill. Quick search indicates the code = RAE (but double check of course)

Rough news - hope all works out for you.

V Can you please video this message for us

I'm not absolutely certain on the heated mirrors point. Colin (Ebized) might know, as I believe his 370 is either a 59 or an 09.

-Boot release issue will probably occur at some point but it's no big deal and is easily fixed -There's no button for the mirrors (except to adjust them) -I believe the 59 plate has the older (pre connect premium) version of the sat nav screen (still perfectly good) otherwise I'd recommend fitting an integrated reversing camera. I'd go for sensors just to make parking that bit easier + preferably sensors that sit flush to the bodywork -There was a recall on the steering lock issue. I believe a 59 plate would have been in scope, so worth finding out if the car has been done Hope that helps