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If you can download it onto your computer and save as jpeg and then add as an attachment, that is one way

THAT DEEP

Don't get John all excited now

probably ended up with one vote if we were lucky It worked on Bernie to get F1 there so they probably got off cheap with FIFA

Having seen several similar threads in the past, as Alex says and who probably knows more about ZEDS than the rest of us put together on here (not including other spealist traders on here), the air lock suggestion does sound a strong possibility. Another possibility is the thermostat is stuck as your symptons sound very similar to an issue I had in another car many years ago. But should you need parts ZMANALEX normally has everyting in stock (new and secondhand) and I'm sure he would talk you through the checking process if you contacted him

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What was your girfriend's name Lee?

To my darling husband, Before you return from your overseas trip I just want to let you know about the small accident I had with the pick up truck when I turned into the driveway. Fortunately not too bad and I really didn't get hurt, so please don't worry too much about me. I was coming home from Sylvia Park and when I turned into the driveway I accidentally pushed down on the accelerator instead of the brake.. The garage door is slightly bent but the pick up fortunately came to a halt when It bumped into your car. I am really sorry, but I know with your kind-hearted personality you will Forgive me. You know how much I love you and care for you my sweetheart. I am enclosing a picture for you. I cannot wait to hold you in my arms again. Your loving wife. XX P.S. Your girlfriend phoned.

What do ya mean possibly We know those legs used to adorn your avatar

You might find an even greater desire to lower the car and unless you are upping the rim size to 19" the handling might not be so good - the 350 in standard form was honed by Nissan for ulimate driving pleasure, and tha'ts what got its reputation. I've seen many opinions expressed on here that whilst the look of the car can be improved in the wheel department that does not always balance with improved handling - often the opposite

+1 - Sparks you ought to get one of those in quick here: viewtopic.php?f=16&t=41544&hilit=calendar

The local Greggs in Epsom do a mean bread pudding But don't tell the wife

Even without studs, using two spacesavers would be better than the standard wheels/tyres in snow and ice as there is more chance of cutting through the ice when the wheels do spin and finding grip. But as Chris suggests, do you really want the chore of swopping wheels when the snow and ice comes and goes? Yes winter tyres are the most practical solution if you really have to use the ZED 12 months a year and snow and ice is about - but also fill up the boot with bags of rock salt to help provide some weight over the rear wheels and for use when you really do bog down and no one about to give you a push

Beautiful to watch - wow what a "job" Particularly liked the bit where he does the mulitple spins through the wetted area - to keep that momemtum going from one side to the other in a straight line - that is really awesome

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Looks really good Liam - -hope you will be joining us again in Wales in May to show it all off

Bet you were in heaven there Stan with all those fluffy toys - memories of the Hoon

It is a beautiful area - the coastline is just stunning. But if you are driving bear in mind the roads are very, very tight in places and the Italian bus drivers in particular, and who are truly amazing at getting through gaps you would not think possible, take no prisoners should you misjudge something. So, in a right hand drive car be prepared for the odd dent or scrape

I'm glad that dent in the side of my car came out OK Nothing like black for the perfect mirror finish

..... and it still has a lourved bonnet

I just don't know what to say - no words will really help the hurt you must be going through but hats off to your courage and determination to make sure your Dad's suffering is mitigated as best as you can do and with your strength and that of your family it will help you all through such a terrible time.

Exactly the same happened to me a while back when I bought one of those - utter crap. Suggest you contact Tim at Envy - he can supply a pack of 4 brushes for little money - now they are good https://www.envyvaleting.com/products_info.asp?id=235