WhackyWill

I use this snow foam, brilliant stuff. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Bet the guy behind nearly went off laughing..!! Dangerous corner with the barrier sticking out that far into the track.

Welcome to the Land of Zed, Best Colour.

I thought you were busy today ?? I am busy...watching the F1, P1 and P2 replays on Sky, then going to the pub.!!

Great Job Paddy,

Lovely job , doing mine in the morning..

but always good to see it again...

I'm going to do mine in the morning. A bit busy today.

Welcome to the Land of Zed.

All Zeds are worth £10k regardless of age or condition...

Welcome to the Land of Zed.

Cool..

+1, only logged on to see what had happened. I had visions of blue and white tape all round the showroom and a 350z through the window! Same here + 2...Where is he don't keep us in suspenders any longer...

Done and shared.

This looks like a nice straight 2003 JDM for not a lot on money. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2003-NISSAN-350-Z-COUPE-/281312780249?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item417f8c5fd9

"Snow is formed when temperatures are low and there is moisture - in the form of tiny ice crystals - in the atmosphere. When these tiny ice crystals collide they stick together in clouds to become snowflakes. If enough ice crystals stick together, they'll become heavy enough to fall to the ground." Glad to see Stu you were paying attention in the Science class.

What happens when we get snow...

Great vid Chubby Well done.

Welcome to the Forum . They look very nice on yellow, were they expensive ?.

Very good price.

Welcome to the Land of Zed..

I love my Zed through the Blackwall Tunnel, when there is no traffic, with the window down...

Welcome to The Land of Zed. It even said HISTORY in capitals in the advert. Nice looking Zed. I'm sure with only 30,000 on the clock it must have been serviced at least four times. As Ekona said "a phone call" about 9.30am should reveal all.

Almost as much as a nice 350 Z.. Cannot see how many they have sold..!!

Formula 1 teams considering lifting ban on active suspension Formula 1 teams are considering lifting the ban on active suspension as part of a move to control costs. With F1's Strategy Group having decided against a cost cap it is instead looking at alternative ways to keep spending under control. And one of the proposals being evaluated is to allow active suspension back in F1 for the first time since 1993. The belief is that the electronic technology would actually be more cost effective for teams in terms of achieving the optimum car set-up than the current complicated mechanical-only systems. The move is being considered for 2017, and could come in at the same time as a switch to 18-inch tyre rims. We understands that a number of other short and long-term proposals are being evaluated by the F1 Strategy Group for implementation over the next few years. They include efforts to simplify parts of the car where there is currently vast expense, including in the fuel system, crash structures, the front wing design, inter-connected front and rear suspension, and brake ducts. There could also be tweaks to the GP weekend curfew hours and further reductions on staff numbers allowed at races.