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Lot of money for front mats

If you are serious about buying and want it given the once over the dealer is within walking distance of me. My first ZED was a 2004 model - bought for some £23k in mid 2005, but even then they were around £30k new

Great stuff Will Looks a good day out - did you need any sort of licence to take part?

and a three and half year wait - well it obviously appeals to a lot of well-healed buyers out there

That was a change introduced with the up-revs - I had the same on my last 350

But if you are looking for a cure then try Azure But then that's never going to be quite white

Always thought this retrim was the dogs whatsits viewtopic.php?f=53&t=7011&hilit=seats I know yours is not Sunset but the idea might help?

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No problems - oh, BTW:

You might come to regret saying that when you say all us ZED owners should be running around on PPS's @ around £200-£250 a corner

You have a handbook? Take a look at 2.19 (Indicators for maintenance) Here's what it says at 2.34 where you can adjust the timings using the two buttons on the left hand side of the instrument cluster and having opened the vehicle information display in the digital screen next to those buttons. The previous owner/salesman/technician may have set early reminders, hence the warnings . MAINTENANCE: The maintenance intervals of the following items can be set or reset for the reminders. . OIL Select this submenu to set or reset the distance for changing the engine oil. . FILTER Select this submenu to set or reset the distance for replacing the oil filter. . TIRE Select this submenu to set or reset the distance for replacing tires. . OTHER Select this submenu and set or reset the distance for replacing items other than the engine oil, oil filter and tires. To return to the top page of the setting mode, select “BACKâ€. That advice will be £50 to the forum please using the donate button which is the yellow button that you will find at the top of this page

Probably why I haven't lost signal as no 3G where I live. Note to myself - must get out more.

There was a recent post on here about the AA warranty having merit and I do recall a local lad 'inherited' one when he bought his 350 about 3 years back and before his purchase it had paid out on a clutch failure (I saw the paperwork when we went to look at the car), so whether that might be an option........ Personally I wouldn't bother - too many years of experience have taught me that when you buy any consumable extended warranties they are a waste of money. Just put aside money you might have considered spending on insurance, for a 'rainy day' or a likely replacement "x" years down the line.

will370z may be able to provide some helpful advice after roof issues on his previous 350 roadster and now his current 370 roadster, and he has had some encouraging news recently

I just guess some apples must be rotten then

The accepted plural is "roofs". The plural of roof is roofs or rooves The Oxford English Dictionary lists "rooves" as an alternate, one of several outdated spellings used in the UK, and in New England as late as the 19th century Thanks for the advice all the same. So the accepted plural is roofs, but you still used rooves? Rothers is old school - either that or he is a Kiwi http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_p ... _or_rooves So I would say 15 all

Because you have to wait for a moderator to approve it - applies to all posts in the for sale sections to ensure rules are followed

And I see you have a 350 - the 370 wheels seem to be proving a nightmare to colour match Be good to hear if any 370 owner has had their wheels refurbed under warranty and what the result(s) are like

Am I the only one to think that shoe is really rather clever - I presume there is a passenger seat on the 1st floor

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Hmmmmm...... no doubting which one is Will standing head and shoulders above the other two but of the other two the more well-fed on the left I guess is Graham and the shifty looking one on the right must be Dave Now what are the roads like out there Jim

Link to a white wrapped 350, in case you have not seen it: viewtopic.php?f=56&t=55859

Just a word of caution. From experience, you will find the OEM hub stud length protrusions will not fit in the recesses between the wheel holes so that the front wheels will not sit squarely on the spacer Need at least 23mm for it work with the OEM studs. No doubt why CS used 25mm at the front and I now find 25mm all round works very well. But shorter studs will get round the issue, although you need to keep the OEM stud's if you did not keep the spacers on as there is unlikely to be enough thread length when putting the wheels back on.