WhackyWill

Change the pips to Silver stars at 10k and Gold stars at 20k... :yahoo:

Or get 6 pips or a Gold Star... :thumbs:

Great first race.. Got TV on F1 , Laptop on BTCC and iPad on timing. :yahoo: Multi tasking like a boss. And the Forum running on the PC...!! :yahoo:

Lovely Mod Buster.

Bit to go yet, I don't really bother to much about the post count, but I suppose 10k is a milestone.

Only 5 to go Dave...

Great first race.. Got TV on F1 , Laptop on BTCC and iPad on timing. :yahoo:

Link to eBay add..

The F1 girls are ready at Spa..

Oh ! and Flex..you need to read this as well.. http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/22880-guide-for-new-memberspotential-buyers/

Yes they sound good Z-Lover.

Welcome to The Forum Flex...

If you say so.... :scare:

Its called the Sun and a crap iPhone camera. It could do with a machine polish at some stage,

Good budget, should find one for that without a problem.

Welcome to The Land of Zed.

Well here's "Black Bettie's" child ..!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

As everybody knows "Black Betty" had a child.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=ZbjyuDYtAtk

Qualifying - Rosberg beats Hamilton to wet-weather Belgian pole. Nico Rosberg made the fewest mistakes in a wet qualifying session in Belgium on Saturday afternoon to take pole position by just under three-tenths of a second from Mercedes team mate Lewis Hamilton. The Briton ran slightly wide at La Source on his first run in Q3 and was thereafter on the back foot. It was Rosberg’s seventh pole of the year, his fourth on the trot, and his first at Spa-Francorchamps. On a wet but drying track Hamilton improved to 2m 05.819s on his second run, but that wasn’t good enough to better Rosberg who subsequently lowered the bar to 2m 05.591s on his final lap. The Silver Arrows were way ahead of their opposition, led this time by the Red Bull of a rejuvenated Sebastian Vettel who made up for his problems yesterday with a great lap of 2m 07.717s which withstood Fernando Alonso’s assault as the Ferrari driver recorded 2m 07.786s. Daniel Ricciardo in the second Red Bull took fifth on 2m 07.911s, although all three of them had off-track moments during their efforts. Williams, who fancied their chances at Spa, will be disappointed that Valtteri Bottas and Felipe Massa could only manage sixth and ninth, on 2m 08.049s and 2m 09.178s respectively. Between them were McLaren’s Kevin Magnussen on 2m 08.679s and Ferrari’s Kimi Raikkonen on 2m 08.780s, while Jenson Button was 10th in his McLaren on 2m 09.776s. Forty minutes before qualifying was due to start the heavens opened and flooded the track and thus the Williams, Sauber and Ferrari duos all started on wet-weather tyres. But though more rain was predicted it was soon clear that intermediates were the answer. As one would expect, the times changed rapidly as the track conditions began to improve, but the two Mercedes were still dominant as Rosberg pipped Hamilton, 2m 07.130s to 2m 07.280s and Massa was the closest to them on 2m 08.403s. Further back Pastor Maldonado continued his penchant for spinning, this time in the final chicane, but then just squeaked into 16th place before late improvement by Adrian Sutil finally pushed him into 17th place on 2m 11.261s. Nico Hulkenberg also failed to get through for Force India, complaining that he’d lost all brake temperature and confidence as he was stranded on 2m 11.267s. Max Chilton was next for Marussia on 2m 12.566s, with the luckless Esteban Gutierrez 20th after his wet-shod Sauber stopped at Stavelot not long after he’d recorded a best of 2m 13.414s. Meanwhile, Andre Lotterer’s maiden F1 qualifying session saw him out-qualify Caterham team mate Marcus Ericsson, 2m 13.469s to 2m 14.438s. Q2 was also run under the threat of rain, thus engineers were urging their drivers to get out early and get a banker lap in before it arrived. Again the Mercedes were fastest, this time with Hamilton ahead on 2m 06.609s and Rosberg on 2m 06.723s after a poor third sector negated fastest times in the first two. Alonso, in third, was way behind on 2m 08.450s. Vettel rescued himself right at the end to push Daniil Kvyat to 11th ahead of Toro Rosso partner Jean-Eric Vergne, 2m 09.377s to 2m 09.805s, then came Force India’s Sergio Perez on 1m 10.084s and Sutil on 2m 10.238s. Romain Grosjean complained about the stability of his Lotus’s rear end early on, and had a spin at La Source to prove his point. He was 15th on 2m 11.087s, as Jules Bianchi’s excellent Q1 form enabled him to take 16th for Marussia on 2m 12.470s. Thus the grid will line up: Rosberg, Hamilton; Vettel, Alonso; Ricciardo, Bottas; Magnussen, Raikkonen; Massa, Button; Kvyat, Vergne; Perez, Sutil; Grosjean, Bianchi; Maldonado, Hulkenberg; Chilton, Gutierrez; Lotterer, Ericsson.

Good Luck mate, keep watching the sky. At least mine was clean for about 2 hours and gave me a chance to take a few pics and post them... :thumbs:

Hi GM. I need to be careful with too much tinting of lights in London as you will get a pull all the time for it. The orange side reflectors are pretty dark, just think they are in direct sunlight which makes them look brighter. I have just asked the Mods if they can change the title, so let see, I don't want to take away what Paul did originally, as its part of the cars history.

Well that didn't last long, just had a major storm...!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looking good Matt.. :thumbs:

Looking epic as usual Ian.. :thumbs:

A few more small changes to Marmite to turn her into "Black Betty". Door handles professionally sprayed Kuro black to match and fitted by Ross at Japex Zunsport black grill fitted. Side repeaters sprayed black with lens tint. Cobra Exhaust to be fitted.