WhackyWill

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I had ilogical 1 on here slating my cleaning of "Black Betty" last weekend, I did explain that she gets used every day in and around town, its my daily, and I don't have time to spend polishing out every little swirl in the paint work.

Thanks Colin, Brilliant just tuning in now..

Just Brilliant.

Great photos Ricky, love old planes.

Start waving at people in London, normally ends in a fight..!! :scare:

Lovely seats , Good Luck with the Sale.

Happy Birthday boys, Have a good one

One of the nicest Zed's about , look forward to seeing it again at the Ace, 20th Sept.

You can always sell it here.. http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/89865-space-saver-wheels-wanted-x3/

If your going to remove your spare, I would put some pre-puncture sealant in the tyres and carry a few cans of Tyre Sealant as well.

People will then see that as V6 LEEK :lol: (or MEEK,or REEK)

He still owns it, (its with an agency for sale) but he's got it on an old fire engine now, used to be on his 750 Triumph Bonneville

The photo is sideways..

Where was he ?..

I have very considerate neighbour one side and the other side couldn't be worse...!!! He has an old Chrysler Diesel People carrier which he starts at 7.30am and leaves it running while he loads it up, filling my house first thing in the morning with diesel fumes...!!! :rant:

Latest on Rosberg v Hamilton today. Rosberg has apologised and accepted responsibility for the pair's most recent incident at the Belgium GP – where Rosberg punctured Hamilton’s tyre on lap two, ultimately ending the Briton’s race – and been disciplined by his Mercedes team. "(Team bosses) Toto Wolff, Paddy Lowe, Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton met today in the boardroom of Mercedes Amg Petronas headquarters in Brackley to discuss the events of the Belgian Grand Prix," the team said in a statement. "During this meeting Nico acknowledged his responsibility for the contact that occurred on lap two of the Belgian Grand Prix and apologised for this error of judgment. Suitable disciplinary measures have been taken for the incident," the statement read. "Mercedes-Benz remains committed to hard, fair racing because this is the right way to win world championships. It is good for the team, for the fans and for Formula One. Lewis and Nico understand and accept the team's number one rule: there must be no contact between the team's cars on track." Mercedes said they would not change their policy of allowing the pair to race each other freely.

Bit high on miles, but not a problem if well serviced, best colour as well and a good price for a 2005.

I was just about to post that Will ~ much better buy. A lot nicer car,

Haz have a PM with this chap.. http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/89814-advice-on-whether-to-buy-or-not/

Have a look at this one on here its a members car .. http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/88604-350z-gt-uk-53-60k-silver/

Way over priced..as above more like £5.5k Here's a guide you may find useful.. http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/22880-guide-for-new-memberspotential-buyers/

Well here's my prediction for 2015, for what its worth... Hamilton to Red Bull. Vettel to McLaren and Bottas to Mercedes. :thumbs:

Moral of the story. Always take it to people who have experience of Zeds and know what they are doing.. :thumbs:

Lewis Hamilton threatening to quit over F1 Mercedes ‘war’: report THE fallout from the explosive Belgian GP has plunged Mercedes into a state of “warâ€, and could persuade Lewis Hamilton to leave the team, according to reports. Although Australia’s Daniel Ricciardo won the race, the focus of attention was firmly trained on Mercedes following Hamilton’s bombshell revelation that Nico Rosberg admitted he had failed to avoid the crash “on purposeâ€. In the words of The Times’ Rick Broadbent, the explosive claims leave Mercedes “in a state of disarray†and F1 in possession of arguably the most acrimonious teammate pairing since Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna. “Sport need rivalries and Formula 1 has got a timely new one,†writes Broadbent. “The good news for the sport, then, is it has a duel that is fast becoming unmissable. The bad news is Mercedes’ intent to sanitise it with team orders. Ricciardo says he sees ‘only good things ahead’; others see trouble.†Niki Lauda admits there is tension in the Mercedes camp, and feels the team needs time to cool off following the clash between Hamilton and Rosberg in Belgium. They certainly do. According to Bent Hunt, “Hamilton and Rosberg are at outright war with each other — plunging their Mercedes team into meltdown†and the seemingly irrevocable breakdown in relations between the pair may cause Hamilton to leave the team in 15 months’ time. “The 2008 world champion’s £17 million-a-year ($30m) contract with Mercedes expires at the end of next season and he has yet to agree new terms. “However, he might now be reconsidering his options as Rosberg has already been confirmed for the next three years,†Hunt suggested. For Jonathan McEvoy, Sunday’s collision was “an accident waiting to happen†— but one accelerated by the breakdown in trust between Rosberg and Hamilton in Budapest last month. “There seems no doubt that Rosberg is willing to play dirty to win the world championship,†McEvoy said. “In his defence, he believes Hamilton is too. Rosberg might even argue his deviousness is a direct response to Hamilton’s previous disregard for the imperatives of teamwork. “With weak and inexperienced management, the likelihood of a self-destructive crash was greater.†Like so many of his colleagues, an unimpressed David Tremayne pulls no punches in his dissection of the race. “Rosberg cost Mercedes in the Belgian GP when he collided with Lewis Hamilton on the second lap while challenging for the lead,’ Tremayne writes in The Independent. “As the German controversially refused to surrender a corner that was clearly still Hamilton’s ... the resulted failure ruined Hamilton’s race and compromised Rosberg’s own because of damage to his front wing.†Tremayne also described the decision of the stewards not to investigate the Rosberg-Hamilton collision as “curiousâ€. Meanwhile, in The Daily Telegraph, Daniel Johnson ponders whether the “meltdown†at Mercedes could result in an utterly unexpected title winner as Ricciardo closes in on Rosberg and Hamilton in the standings. “The deficit stands at 64 points, but with double points at the final race and a number of the remaining seven circuits ideally circuited to the Red Bull car, the young Australian is very much in the hunt. The Mercedes duel is playing perfectly into his hands. “For Hamilton, 29 points is the largest the deficit has been all year, but it is not an unbridgeable one. Immediately after the race he mused that it ‘might not be his year’. “If he does win the championship in Abu Dhabi, he will have done it the hard way and in the midst of one of the most bitter rivalries seen in the sport for decades.â€