codders

Cybox. £200. Epic.

They are just like busses.... seen none for ages then 2 come along at once (nearly)

Rare cars are eye catching and keep their looks for longer 

I'd hate to own a car that I see 100 times coming the other way everyday

White 370Z this morning (~7AM on 2/5/2019) on M27 coming up hedge end exit

Grey 370z yesterday afternoon (~16:20 on 1/5/2019) on M27 coming up to Eastleigh exit

I was in  a white 370Z.

FFS, the car's red on a thursday...

Tyre is a bit flat.

It's a Seat...

Lovely Mazda... now if only they finally did an RX without a Wanky engine...

Other than the fuel consumption, oil consumption, engine wear and lack of torque what has the wanky engine (n)ever done for us...

Fat bloke down the pub once told me that they can be converted into autolube so the engines last a lot longer before a rebuild.

I think the Lexus and the Mazda look nicer

I could agree on the Mazda but the Lexus...

Looks like Yamaha might just dable in the car market... (but probably not )

http://arstechnica.c...g-concept-cars/

He's not much better. They both need to be taken for a tour around a hospital motorcycle accident ward.

Blame the lawyers, they're the ones that put the idea in her head, promise.

Exactly, this the Devil's work (lawyers) preying on a grieving teenager who wants someone to blame.

Call me weird but I blame the driver doing 95 mph on a 45 mph public road.

I've found the perfect wheel for my driving style

 

 

http://www.polygon.c...talion-with-299

What style is that... playing with the aircon? fiddling with the tuner? That's got more knobs than an X factor judging panel.

Brand new tyres all round.

How new? Tyres can do odd things the first 500 miles or so.

Here's some propaganda from the other side of the fence...

Meanwhile, the military activity of NATO aircraft on Russia’s borders is far more intense. Starting from 2014, the intensity of operations of NATO reconnaissance planes over the territory of the Baltic countries and the Baltic and Barents Seas, all of which are in close proximity to Russia’s borders, has increased significantly and account for roughly 8-12 sorties per week. US Air Force RC-135s conduct operations on an almost daily basis: more than 140 sorties in 2014, compared to 22 in 2013. Spy planes from Sweden, Germany, Denmark and Portugal (the latter's aircraft are temporarily based in Lithuania) regularly monitor the activities of the Russian armed forces in the Kaliningrad Region and over the Baltic Sea.

NATO-Russia jet scrambling hysteria: Who is the real threat?

Anyway, I do love their new tank...

Russia’s new Armata tank on Army 2015 shopping list

Of course I have saved the best till last ... behold ... the Ford Cortina 2.3 Ghia presented in a beautiful 'stool' brown ...

Some of my favourites ...

American ...

A few pics ...

I had a silver zed pass me on the motorway heading home, gave me a friendly toot! Was it you by any chance?

That was me

Although the first time I had the P1147 code it was as soon as I turned the car on. The latest codes have been whilst driving though...

As far as I know, these sensors aren't monitored until up to normal operating temperature hence them appearing whilst already driving.

When the code first appeared was the car already warmed up?

It appears the sensors or wiring are normally at fault for these codes.

http://nissanhelp.co...147_nissan.html

Inefficiency of the cat is normally a P0420.

The codes are the two post cat sensors which are only used to monitor the cat for efficiency.

If you removed the heat shields it may be possible that the cats are not getting hot enough and therefore their efficiency may have lowered.

EDIT: Note: I am no expert

The NSX is possibly my favourite car of all time. As soon as I became close to having the money to buy one, they started going up in price and are now out of my reach

Might be keen, how do I get a paddock pass if i can make it?.

https://grrc.goodwood.com/breakfast-club/breakfast-club-pre-registration

FYI

http://www.350z-uk.c...e__hl__goodwood

EDIT: Just noticed you'd already commented on that link.