Tell you one thing, ...that guy's going to need some new tyres.
I agree with 350jimbobz though ~ they should have ditched the music & just gone with the engine noise.
Approved Alan and the links work fine although if you copy the direct link on Photobucket & post it into the URL "image" box then you can post the pictures on here without the links....
GLWTS.
Sorry to read that Nic.
Never a nice event to experience but even worse when you've sunk so much into a vehicle but as has been said; nobody hurt so that's the main thing.
Danny if you stick around and do a few more quality posts you'll soon hit the 15 posts required to post a for sale advert in the trading area.
Please follow the rules listed in bold red text in the relevant area & you'll not have any problems.
Link: http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/32-for-sale/
Otherwise try advertising your tyres properly on eBay or somewhere & I'm sure they'll sell. Good luck.
Try shooting zmanalex a PM Mart.
Otherwise I'd imagine if you check locally you should be able to find a decent hardware shop that'll be able to supply you some suitable length/size bolts.
Personally I believe cars are for driving so as much as it pains me to see my own cars getting damaged I'd never consider not using them to avoid stone chips etc.
My own Zed also suffered quite badly with stone chips to the front end but it was mainly isolated to the front bumper. I had mine resprayed at one point & it looked mint for a few months but there really is no avoiding these things so it wasn't long before a few stone chips started appearing again.
Apart from the possibly malicious or accidental damage to the rear of your Zed do you think some of the damage/chips/marks could be caused by your own driving style? (no offence intended) ~ I mean do you drive fairly closely to other drivers/vehicles by any chance?
One option you could always try is using a "cover mask" AKA a "car bra" just for the long trips to Coventry.
Might help safe guard the front end a little.
Yep agree it doesn't look like much & you'd probably not really notice it once fitted, ...if you did though it would only take a tiny rub down, small bit of body filler, respray and it would be good as new.
GLWTS.
Interesting Andy that you didn't fancy something maybe a bit wider on the rear than the 255 but still a little wider than OEM.
Gorgeous looking alloys though and hope everything keeps going okay for you.