Stutopia

Might want to package it up with some soothing lotion, it’s quite rough for long term use.

You may have fallen into the archive bucket (no posts on the thread within 5 years and not pinned). I can't look properly now at work, but will do later.

I just wee on my hands now. It’s sterile and toughens the skin.

It’s about time there was a protocol, it’s not the first time people have got carried away with the press hysteria. Rationing worked during the war, should still work now.

The only signs of it this morning in my local were a bit of a hit on bog roll (still a fair bit left) and the hand gel/wipes (they’ve been gone for a while now). That said, it was definitely busier than usual.

Wish I’d thought of that.

FOR SALE Brand new, only taken out the wrapper, never been soiled. DELIVERY ONLY £45 + £15 SHIPPING - No offers.

I’ve moved the karcher into the bathroom. Always one step ahead of the game...

Hopefully the high standards set can be maintained... Ooohhhh, I like those buckets and I wouldn't mind a blo too. Imagine a giant warehouse of all detailing goodies, not in the virtual world, in the REAL world, probably in or near a major city. Rows and rows of goodies to buy and places to try stuff and demos and training and even bays you can rent out to people who have no garage, there might even be some quick jacks and basic tools. Everything under one roof. Who's in?

She’s got her thing and she’s running with it, it’s not totally aligned with what I believe in but I think the objective is a laudable one, albeit naive. There’s only state actors that can really do anything about carbon and no one really wants to, however much people complain. They’ll start to listen when the voters start to consider it a hot topic. What I do admire about her is her uncanny ability to get the likes of Piers Morgan to wet his knickers. I know he’s a professional opinion generator, just in it for the publicity he needs to stay relevant, but anything that anyone does to make him look increasingly infantile is both hilarious and worthy of praise!

Nice barge. Love some V8 goodness

I think you know what will be the best return, but CYBA to strip it?

Should be fixed now.

True story. We’re all petrolheads, it just so happens Z owners have exceptional taste!

Sold my 350 in March 2017 - I absolutely loved it and it was a real downer, had it longer than I expected but life's too short not to switch cars every now and again. I'd be tempted to pick up another one in future, if the right unicorn low miler in the right colour HR coupe came up. Always have an eye out for a 370z Mk2 Nismo too...

Same issue on the Toybaru, OEM dies if you switch it off for 20 mins. Loads of folk have gone back under warranty, got a new (same) battery and then are astonished when it happens again. They go back under warranty, get a new (same) battery - lather rinse repeat.... For the £70 it cost me to get an upgrade, I feel it was a good spend - saves trips to the dealer and I'd sooner be driving and £70 lighter, than stuck somewhere with £70 in my pocket - several times over

Cheers for the comprehensive response Chris Makes it an attractive proposition for a chap considering a comfortable GT. I'd probably follow suit on a loud exhaust (why wouldn't you) but that'd be it.

Now you’ve lived with it for a while, do you mind if I ask how you find the ride and refinement? I expect nice v8 noises obvs, but how’s the road/wind noise, squeaks/rattles etc. What does it do with poor road surfaces when your cruising?

This has been most interesting. Obviously we’re all keen to know what the new car is. ps. If you’d like me to duplicate this thread and leave a FS Post without all the chat, just ask

OMG, I thought you were head over heels for her? Gorgeous motor BTW, GLWTS

Almost the exact same styling mods as my old GM 2004 Z. I got all misty eyed!

Don’t work like that. Someone does the maths that says, “we’ve saved X millions on this. Only Y numbers of deaths. That means each life cost Z, which is ‘acceptable’ “ The irony is that speed cameras are justified as necessary because they are saving lives and not as a revenue stream. So lives are worth saving, so long as the mechanism involved brings in money, not expends it.

Guys, why can't everyone just ride their unicycle to the craft coffee shop they work in? It's only half a mile guys.

Who could’ve forseen capacity expansion on the cheap was a crap idea?

And you’re not alone. Whilst it’s gleefully reported that usage of “single use” bags are down 90%, the big supermarkets will not publish the sales figures for “bags for life”. This is obviously tremendous eco news, there’s 2% fewer bags than there once was, but now they’re 300% more durable and long lasting! And there’s the small matter of them being 20p each in my local supermarket? Who gets the money again? https://www.channel4.com/news/factcheck/no-plastic-bag-sales-arent-down-90