Strudul

- Go to Imgur (don't need to download anything) - Upload images (browse and select) - Get the URL and paste it with image tags e.g. [img=http://i.imgur.com/4m3wul5.png]

The front windscreen must let at least 75% of light through and the front side windows must let at least 70% of light through. No laws on rear windows. https://www.gov.uk/t...le-window-rules

What's not to like.

Though if being a sports car isn't a requirement, it's hard to argue with a 700hp C6 RS6 for £20k...

Tempted by a 911, but don't like the styling, apart from maybe the 991, which is weird, because they all look pretty much the same... They just don't seem as special as other stuff though. Sure, I'd take one over a TT RS / Z4M / SL55, but compared to an XKR, Chim, 4200 GT or Vette??

I refuse to pay RRP for games, even if it is subsidised by trade-ins. Seems silly when you can wait a year or 2 and pick them for a fiver in CEX. Although I can't even remember the last time I bought a game... most recent I can think of is Dirt 3, and that will have been in 2011...

Tyre pressures are determined by the vehicle manufacturer, not the tyre manufacturer (who will list a max pressure the tyre can handle). As above, 35psi is what Nissan recommend for the 350Z.

How he got it for £150, I've no idea, but you can get them here.

1000 miles? You could do that in a day.

^Impressive photo angle consistency.

Can never bring myself to trade in / sell games. What if you get the urge to play it again?? I've got games that I won't touch for years, then spend a couple days playing and trying to progress or get a few more achievements. DMC4 and Ninja Gaiden II are noteworthy examples of slowly working through the difficulties, giving up for months / years and coming back to them.

Depends if it's just for aesthetics or you're after quality. There's this Or just search "370z tow hook" on ebay and there's plenty of cheap ones.

Ah, 370... think they are actually M24 x 3.0 When you say custom, do you mean aftermarket or are you wanting to get something fabricated?

Not 100%, but i think 16 or 22mm depending on year.

from another lover of the Blackbird. Shame they got retired

Shoulda gone for the classic Mustang

Was gonna suggest it, but at £500 just to tax it every year, rather than a one-off £800... Unless you only tax / insure it for the months it will be used, SORN it for the rest?

£800 and an addition to your license that could come in useful in the future OR Have to sell your car, buy another car, then tow a weight that exceeds that of the car (which sounds scary and is usually strongly discouraged, even if it is legal).

They fit

If the weight figures for the trailer and RX8 are correct, then I think the best option would be to upgrade your license. If you wanted to get below the 3500, with an 1800 (500+1300) trailer, your tow car would have to weigh 1700, which is less than the trailer weight...

Yeh, it seems silly, but I guess it's just about needing the license to drive heavier stuff.

Might be worth taking the boot hatch off and tilting it to try get it out like one of these games: Looked into it, should be a case of a couple bolts under the headlining, so not too difficult. Just gotta be careful you don't bend it and crack the glass. I think I've resolved most of my rattles by just chucking it into corners and using g-force to push bits out.