keithvmx1200

I bought it from Halfords and it cost me £105 hard wire fitted which took two hours but there are no wires showing. It can be taken out and used in another car with a spare lead and it covers the UK and all of Europe which is about 48 countries,plus I get four free maps a year for life.

WhackyWill are you getting the new roof done in your area and is it expensive. Regards keith

Rob welcome to this great Forum and any problems you might have there is always someone on here who can help. Regards Keith

I was surprised to find out that after I bought the car it has a Renault engine and we all know that a Renault engine will last you for?????????? Regards keith

Very nice and I love the wheels they go well with the car. Regards keith

In the end I bought a 5in Tom-Tom Start 25 from Halfords yesterday and got them to fit it in the top cubbyhole and hard wired it and it took them 2hrs to fit .I am well pleased with it as it not only covers the UK but all of Europe as well and I get four free map updates a year for life.It cost me £105 which included fitting I will post a pic when I find my camera. Regards Keith .

I think convertibles are meant to be worth less than Coupes but come the summer I know which one I prefer. I have had coupes but being a biker as well I love the feeling of freedom a convertibles gives you. Regards keith

I have just rang up Gloucester Nissan to see what it would cost to have a Satnav put in my 2006 car and was told it would cost £2150 for the parts and £310 to have it fitted and to update the maps each year would cost £150. I did not realise it would be so expensive and do you think I should buy a Tomtom. Regards Keith

Walk Walk Walk I have always run mine on 99 even if it is from Tesco and I know the owner before me always used 99. Regards Keith

A great colour for a Roadster and looks in great condition, would you mind telling me what year it is. Regards Keith

Xmas all over for another year it goes so quick. Regards keith

Tesco Gloucester today 110.9. Regards keith

I wish you all a merry Xmas and a happy new year and thank you for making my time on this great site a happy one. I hope 2015 will be a good one for you all. Regards keith

Nice vid I really enjoyed it and was good you took the engine to visit its home country Regards Keith

I love the Elan Valley I used to do it many times on my motorcycle but yet to to it in my 350Z Roadster. Regards Keith

Welcome to the forum and if the clutch pedal goes floppy on you and you get a burning smell get back to me as this happened to me and I took it back to the dealer as Nissan of Gloucester said I needed a new clutch and flywheel and got my money back which I should not have done as I found out afterwards it would have only cost £350 to put right. Regards keith

Welcome to the forum I am not to far away I live in Gloucester. Regards keith

Hi and welcome to this great forum. Keith

Good posts and liked the pics but I would get rid of the tax disc as not needed to show now. Regards Keith

That is what I call clean I had to put my shades on just to look at the picture any chance you can get mine looking that good. Regards keith

Thank you all its nice to know I am not a complete dipstick after all. Regards keith

I went to check my oil today for the first time. I had no problem pulling it out and the oil did look a bit dark so wiped it off and tried to put it back in to check the level but unlike with the wife I could not find the hole no matter how hard I tried. I then got a torch to see if I could see the hole still no luck as even with my torch I could see nothing so had to spend another ten min trying to get the dipstick back in and after a lot of pushing and prodding I managed to slip it in but did not want to pull it back out again in case it would not go in again, and also does the 350Z have the longest dipstick on any car or am I the biggest dipstick of all.

My reply was because goatboy was asked if he ever went out

Sounds a good price as I have just paid £80 for mine. Regards keith

Welcome and very nice colour go for it. Regards Keith