Ebized

Have a look the two pics properties

give him a chance - that's really just the primer coat at the moment

Very sorry to see that but at the risk of being flayed, I would be tempted to see if your dent man can get that out and if can and its say £50 worth I would be tempted to put it down to a lesson learnt and leave it at that with no insurance involvement, and remember not to leave your car in quite such a vulnerable location in the future. Easy said I know, but the principle is the same as supermarket car parks where we far park as way from potential damage situations as possible. On the other hand if the dent can't be got out then I expect you are into mega hundreds for a fix and yes, you ought to push for a Court Order for payment. If you are not with Direct Line hopefully it should not affect your NCB. But you will still have to declare it as a 'claim' on each renewal but hopefully with a Court Order confirming it was vandal damage that should not affect your future premiums. Good luck with the outcome

And the white is a whole lot easier to keep looking clean than an ebisu, as I know all too well The bonus with the ebisu it does shine up a whole better - but that only lasts until the first rain arrives

Perhaps he's going for the full set of accident ratings

A few around, as Lexx remembers all too well Includes BiG Phil's GTR - one of the first white (imports) to hit these shores

I am sure local members/traders will soon be made know to you - far better off getting a fix at a specialist rather than a Nissan dealer and parts (s/h or new) can be had at reasonable prices

One thing you do need doing is updating your sig - too much time drooling over the wheels But have to say, they do look good

Hey, careful With 4 now, might get up to one post a year at this rate Keep 'em coming

Here's a few

It's around the W12 postcode. I'm thinking train to Kings Cross, then Tube to east acton should get me close enough. Hopefully someone in the north/west London area can help with a view

Agree with what has been said the above - normal, and the same in all 3 ZEDs I have had and bear in mind you have posted on one of the warmest/humid days of the year so far And the best advice about the A/C (like most cars with it), is to use it regularly throughout the year to keep it in good working order aside from the fact you invariably need it when it rains to stop misting as with windows down you get a soaking without roof gutters - although the 370 roof design is a little better in that regard.

You should worry

Have a good one Chris and I'm sure you will want to prove Martin wrong that you are certainly up for a LARGE pyramid Been given a long train ride as a prezzie then

Maybe someone locally will have have a quick look for you if let on the general location

Or if you do mess us about be prepared to be

I have an 09 Ultimate in white (no decals). One of the things that I think really makes this particular version of the 370 is the different coloured interior (orange/tan seats and door panels). Really enhances the look of the car. I thought the Ultimate was yellow only? Yes they did come in other colours Chris - here is an example fopr sale http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2009-NISSAN-3 ... 0567638652 But Mr sipar69 without pics of your own car

Can you get there on the 7th September when a few more of us will be there Shoukld be able to swing a Wed off, is that an evening too? Yep - 6-8pm

Can you get there on the 7th September when a few more of us will be there

impressive

Too right along there - concentrating on the speed, what with the Gatsos, mobiles and unmarked money makers that frequent the A217 between Banstead and Reigate

Just one month to go now

And I suspect the vast majority of drivers don't know that either. Examples: Motorway - set maximum speeds in all lanes - the outside lane gets held up so do all those on the inside lanes hold back so as not being seen to undertake? Same situation in average speed camera locations - the 'outside' lane choose to go slower than the average speed allowed - so do the inside lanes hold back. Of course, no to both Motorbikes on multi lane carriageways - traffic held up so they travel between the lines of traffic effectively undertaking the outer lanes - an offence? Lost count the number of times I have seen police motorcyclists doing that with no blues and twos going. Overtaking - the onus is on the overtaker to do it safely on the right. The clot in front then moves over to the right without looking - who's fault? So why should the same principle not apply if someone moves from an outside lane to an inner one without looking? How many times have we seen drivers of all vehicles taking out cyclists/motor cyclists by making a left-hand turn without checking to see if it is clear to do so. In my book it is clearly safer to carefully undertake a middle lane hogger if you come up on the inside lane rather than move over three lanes and back again - the chances are that clown is oblivious to other road users and is equally a danger to someone overtaking on the right on the left. Surely that is safer, providing you continue to stay on the inside lane of course? That said, I am conscious that in the eyes of most police if I do that undertake like that I will be the one 'pulled' for allegedly unsafe driving rather than the middle lane hogger being pulled for driving without due care and attention. Dual carriageways are often worse nowadays with clowns sitting in the outside lane often doing well under the legal limit so that queues build up with (understandably) by those on the inside lane unwilling to "undertake". The frustration that then builds up further down the queues has far more potential for an accident, rather than a careful undertake. Its about time the police used the camera systems to send tickets to the inconsiderate middle/outer lane hoggers. If they started to do that the message might start to get through.

Real shame it has to go - hopefully the new owner wil love it the same as you have done and we continue to see you around on here and at meets as well as the new owner too Don't forget to give him a spotted card just before he drives off Oh, and if you take up Dave's offer remember to allow a few extra hours before you get home

When you don't have SKY the outlay is significantly more for HD as their site says: " Sky+HD packages with the Sky Sports pack from £50 a month by direct debit". So now I have I am expected to pay at least £600 a year to watch half the F1 races Having ditched SKY about 3 years ago for a Humax digital HD box (about £300 one-off payment) at the current rates I am about £1500 in pocket. I had two SKY boxes fail on me when I did have their 'service' - which frequently crashed and with a call centre and call-out service I found appalling (the reason for ditching). Moreover I had a heap load of crap being offered -yes in much the same way as Terrestial TV has a heap load of crap, but then at least the yearly licence outlay is less than £200. And I have been to actual FI and circuit races and also stood out in forests on many occasions watching rallies but life moves on and to suggest that because people can't/won't go out to watch their chosen sports is derogatory to those who still have a passion for their sport that TV provides. No, the main culprits here are the likes of Bernie who charge the earth for the TV rights - and I don't see him having to tighten his belt in the present financial climate. Again its the ordinary Joe Public who is coughing up to make the rich richer. edit: and I wonder how many shares Bernie has in BSKYB