Digsy

Get some sleep, mate!

Will I be able to play it on my Spectrum???

It matches the calipers and gives it a little bling....u wish you'd thought of it .....but won't match the other badges, the wheels, the doorhandles etc. Do it......you'll make mine look better!

Flash as rat with a gold tooth!

The sliding was on the way there - not on the way back following you, Grandad! Tyres are Falken FK452s and only have 7k easy miles on them so I don't think they're the problem. was going slow so you could keep up with me and also knowing that your better half isn't the best of travellers Fair play.

Hadn`t noticed that, don`t like it now Another compromised styling attempt tp accomodate a folding hard-top. There's a reason why Astons use soft-tops....

+1

The sliding was on the way there - not on the way back following you, Grandad! Tyres are Falken FK452s and only have 7k easy miles on them so I don't think they're the problem. *cough* cheap tyres *cough*

The sliding was on the way there - not on the way back following you, Grandad! Tyres are Falken FK452s and only have 7k easy miles on them so I don't think they're the problem.

That's the sort of maths that led me to Delsa.

Why are you taking the Z badges off? I can see why you wouldn't want to advertise its a Nissan (the only time it appears on my car is the stereo) but the Zed has some heritage.

Just spotted this kit. Don't like the front but these guys have done mix'n'match. The black car with the Ings lip is awesome - really complements the original lines. http://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php? ... al+20+rear http://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=284995

This would have been me and him Id be the one doing the hitting ....and wearing lippy and false lashes!

The one he's referring to was a meet at a pub just outside Chester and then those that wanted a drive out went for a short spin and back to the pub - 45 mins or so IIRC. I was eating my lunch...

Mystery solved. Glad it was nothing serious. Locked.

Moved

I drove the car to Anfield on saturday and parked it on the street in a proper dodgy area You miserable git, why didn't you give me a buzz! Didn't even give it a thought mate, totally forgot Do you live anywhere near the ground? Not really, but I would have popped over to say hi. Maybe next time.

Oh yes I did but it didn't stop me from doing excatly the same thing fractions of a second later! Yeah and there was that S2000 (well think it was) on the other side of the road that was facing the wrong way with the coppers there! Looked like he'd done the same.... Saw that - couldn't decide whether it was an S2000 of a modded MX5 but definitely pointing in the wrong direction.... Like I said in my other thread, I had a fairly wayward afternoon which I'm hoping is just down to the greasy conditions.

Oh yes I did but it didn't stop me from doing excatly the same thing fractions of a second later!

I drove the car to Anfield on saturday and parked it on the street in a proper dodgy area You miserable git, why didn't you give me a buzz!

The only one I don't like is the the rear on 1st pic - far too bulbous. I don't have a problem with an evolutionary design provided its sufficiently different to recognise it as the new model i.e. not like the Cockster.

Did anyone else find the roads super-slippy in the rain today? Now I've done 34k miles rain or shine and I reckon I've got a reasonable handle on how far you can push the Zed in the wet but as I took the slip road from the M60 onto the M62 (a fairly gentle curve for those that don't know it), travelling at a modest pace in fifth, I squeezed the throttle pretty gently and the back end stepped out enough to require some swift correction and an equally swift tightening of ones sphincter! Obviously it was very wet but I really don't think I was pushing it. The stability/traction control didn't activate at all. If that had been it I would have put it down to some diesel/oil on the road but I definitely had a couple of wiggles on the road up to the Cat & Fiddle - again at what I would call a fairly moderate wet weather pace. I'm wondering if it was just the roads being greasy as we haven't had that much rain in the last couple of weeks. Nevertheless, I'll be checking the rear tyre pressures and anything else I can think of just in case. Anyone else have any ideas?

Even the sh1te weather couldn't stop this being a great afternoon with great company and damned good food. Shame all we could see out of the windows was mist though. Good to meet Paul & wife - hope we made you feel welcome. Less of those scouser jibes though, you old woolly-back! Apologies to Jonathan & wife, Chris and Dave who I barely got to speak to. My own fault for being late... Thanks to Mike and Jacko for leading me through the deluge to more misery at the Trafford Centre (some shops stay open until 6pm ). Sorry I couldn't join you boys for a brew - next time I promise. Oh, and big respect to Tim for wearing that shirt - must have been a dare!

Glad there's no serious damage to your boy.