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Was great to see ireland beaten, time to pick the inform players instead of the old men from leinster and munster Look back at the pre world cup warm up games and for ireland Trimble was the inform player and how many games in the world cup was he in the starting line up

When you add the reliability of the 370 I think its a no brainer, I def wont be trading my 370 in for a cayman

I had one same colour as yours doogy and loved it, very practical colour especially if you dont want to be washing them everyother day

Looks like a very young Colin to me

Happy Birthday Toby

Very nice car

to the club

There is a requirement to "actively participate" in the course...... If you have had no speeding convictions in the last 3 years, at 83 mph you should be offered the option of being reprogrammed. Does that mean a visit to Abbey

167 Zed owners have taken part in the poll. Does anyone know how many Zeds are currently registered with the DVA in GB and NI?

Thanks I never seen that, good man.

Does anyone know if you can get your doors to lock automatically when you are driving as they would do in a mercedes? Did a search but found nothing

Rupert from another county down man, by the way there is another bangor forumer on here who is selling his 350 goes by the ID of seamybaby, might be worth your while contacting him.

Don't mind topless females but not a fan of topless cars so It would have to be a Cayman for me but at the top of my realisable hit list is an Audi R8

This poll makes for interesting statistics, one of them is that 65% of current Zed owners were not born when I got my first Zed . Does that mean I am very experienced or very old?

Sold Can Mod plz lock

I'm actually quite surprised by a figure as high as 11% are owned by under 25s. I would have thought hot hatches, Imprezzas and Evos would have appealed more to that age group than the Grand Tourers like Zeds, 911s and Caymans. It would be interesting in a breakdown of cars owned by that age group currently and compare it to the cars owned by the likes of Colin and his contempories when they were the same age. By the way Colin I think its actually your only as old as the woman you feel, by the way what was I talking about

I'm actually quite surprised by a figure as high as 11% are owned by under 25s. I would have thought hot hatches, Imprezzas and Evos would have appealed more to that age group than the Grand Tourers like Zeds, 911s and Caymans. It would be interesting in a breakdown of cars owned by that age group currently and compare it to the cars owned by the likes of Colin and his contempories when they were the same age. By the way Colin I think its actually your only as old as the woman you feel, by the way what was I talking about

I would suggest going via wales to Holyhead, over to Dublin up the east coast of ireland to Larne and across to cairnryan and up to Glasgow, you would need more than 7 hours but would be a more enjoyable trip.

I would suggest going via wales to Holyhead, over to Dublin up the east coast of ireland to Larne and across to cairnryan and up to Glasgow, you would need more than 7 hours but would be a more enjoyable trip.

I'm finding we are certainly not alone They better own up soon or it will be name and shame time Don't think it matters whether it is 350 or 370 ownership, personally Please don't I was the first to vote in the wrinklies category, at least with my Smart Pass I carry go anywhere in NI free on a bus if I cannot afford to fuel up the 370

I'm finding we are certainly not alone They better own up soon or it will be name and shame time Don't think it matters whether it is 350 or 370 ownership, personally Please don't I was the first to vote in the wrinklies category, at least with my Smart Pass I carry go anywhere in NI free on a bus if I cannot afford to fuel up the 370

Thanks for all the nice comments forumers. I found out in a big way that it does pay to shop around and that there is no loyalty with the big dealers. My best deal was a saving of just a few quid under £2000 from the best deal and the worst deal I was offered on the exact same car. The ironic thing was the Dealer I had bought the 350 from was the one offering the worst deal to upgrade to the 370.

Thanks for all the nice comments forumers. I found out in a big way that it does pay to shop around and that there is no loyalty with the big dealers. My best deal was a saving of just a few quid under £2000 from the best deal and the worst deal I was offered on the exact same car. The ironic thing was the Dealer I had bought the 350 from was the one offering the worst deal to upgrade to the 370.