Ebized

With Stew's prompt, here is the confirmation tucked away at the bottom of the page - dosen't say how much he lost by, but then his team got place, if not a win viewtopic.php?f=13&t=22903&start=15 Can now lock this thread mods

Mark: Trust you sorted out that guy walking down your bonnet in the lay-by

Bugger - should have turned left out of Wales to head up for some of that

1/ Madmarkie 2/ Jerry 3/ Dominique 4/ 5/ martinmac 6/ Rory 7/ Stacey 8/ Johnny B 9/ Boomer816 10/ Chippy 11/ AK350Z - Facelift (08) 12/ T2JOU 13/ GrantMitchell 14/ D350z - (08 version) 15/ Richie - Facelift (08) 16/ The Choo Decided against this for now, hence my request withdrawn.

Got home about 10pm last night from Wales and just started catching up on the new threads and Wales pic and tit-bits. Another great weekend and fantastic turn-out with lots of new faces (just wish I could remember all the dual names (username and real!). Lets hope no-one gets a brown nasty through their letter box to spoil things given the extraordinary police interest. The only bad driving I saw over weekend came from idiots in Novas etc prancing around with undercutting etc and who end up being the reason why insurance premiums are so high . Have to say the assembly of ZEDs at the Sportsmans Arms was sooooooooooo impressive, despite the rain Will post pics up on the Wales pic thread once I have them sorted Gutted to hear Steve's ZED took exception to a part of the A5's tarmac on his way home - hope he gets it all sorted under the insurance and it would be great to see him get another. As I remember, ending upside down in a ditch did not put Ian16 off getting another and he is clearly enjoying Nismo R and the exhaust noise from that ZED was by far the loudest as he climbed the hill out of Betws And the reason we got home late we took the opportunity to explore various roads in Mid-Wales on the Monday, only leaving there when darkness arrived. And found some fabulous driving roads whilst some of the scenery was breathtaking................. Just a sample Anyone who reads EVO will know the area where these photos were taken Did about 180 miles in Wales yesterday in a right old mixture of sun and showers. Not one camera van or even a police car in sight - guess they were all resting up after Sunday

1. 3FIDDYZ 2. maz77 3. AndWood +1 4. Andy 5. Chris`I + 1 (tbc) 6. H5 7. Ebized +1 (but as we live nearby we can forego the camping )

Sorry to hear Markie is unwell - nothing to do with Nixy's driving of course - hope he recovers soon

Welcome to the forum Unless you are made of money, and ceratinly after the warranty has expired, use a good independent garage as the concensus is to avoid (most) Nissan dealers, especially down south where hourly rates are through the roof and the standard of service is often reported back as 'iffy'. If Cheam is not too far for you pm me and I will give you details of an independent I can recommend. Otherwise, do a search oh here and someone more local to you may be along with some suggestions

Mine is not fixed any more. It came off a few weeks ago and is dangling by the cable. No detrimental effects, though. I've heard several suggestions for this... I don't have sat nav, so it probably isn't that. Phone aerial has been mentioned a few times (but the bluetooth is in the arm rest?). I've also heard central locking receiver. I’m not sure, but someone here will know. As GIXXERUK said it is the integrated phone pick-up from the 'chequer-board' aerial at the top and middle of the screen. Serves non-bluetooth phones so old-hat really now but then that goes along with the retro tape deck in the Bose Oh, and welcome to the forum Roger

she loves it really, but just dosen't want to admit it

Got the stand-by car park at Bala ready Dave Latest Met Office forecast suggests it may not be too bad on Sat pm and Sun runs, but ain't it frustrating when everyone has spent so many hours getting their cars ready and it gets crapped on before you even start. The hill fog predicted for tomorrow in Mid Wales has put me off a drive up that way tomorrow, so I'l see what Monday is like for doing that area on the way home

I agree with the others and having driven a Noble and Exige at a performance car event at Mallory I was very impressed with the Noble and rather like the Zed, its rarity adds to appeal. Not had a go in a TVR 350 but whilst the sheer brute power and the fact they are a pure driver's car is appealing, the reliability factor surrounding TVR's and now the potential difficulty in getting spares etc would put me off ownership. But I guess the 'safe' option is the Lotus - and 'Kev' on this site will no doubt sing its praises.

Just done a search of the guides section on here and thankfully we are helped by this link: http://www.350z-uk.com/downloads/KE283- ... manual.pdf

Better take a look a martimacs roadster then

Glad you got your car back - looks fine for Wales to me apart from the fact the navigator might need a cushion

, looking forward to the pics, so have you decided what to do with the racing harts mart ? The vultures are looming

A nice pussy is one that dosen't soil the garden and paths, dosen't scratch my cars or wake me up too early in the morning Otherwise........

If you check out page 4 in particular on this thread it may help you see if you have right tyre combo viewtopic.php?f=9&t=18250&hilit=traction+control

Quote from Manual: (assumming you have a UK supplied ZED and it has the 3 control buttons on the steering wheel?) "VOLUME control switch The volume control switch allows you to adjust the volume level of the telephone ring tone as well as the level of your correspondents voice. By tilting the volume control switch either up (+) or down (-), you can increase or decrease the audio speakers volume level. Note: The ring tone and volume level are related to the mobile phone hands-free settings." I suspect it may be that latter feature on your phone that is restricting the volume? Me - I'm a deaf old sod who has the volume settiing on the moby high anyway. The volume control on the steering wheel (simply turns the audio volume up and should be fine - never get anywhere near using the maximum to hear calls OK) Hope this helps

Push it out on to the public roads then call the police. Deny all knowledge of how it got there. +1 and done that on the moving an unauthorized parker - use a trolly jack if its locked - discreetly of course And no you can't get a parking permit for outside your house (on the public highway), although if you are registered disabled most Councils will consider applications for a dedicated space as near to your property as possible but if then its taken by another disabled badge holder you are stuffed

I'm surprised you say that. One of the plus factors for me is the light headlining (irrespective of the upholstery colour) that gives the cabin an airey and non-claustrophobic feel, unlike a Audi TT for example (and most sports coupes) that tend to use black headlinings

Me thinks you are going to put us all to shame again

You will not be bored on the straights Thursday night. Sounds like he needs his brown trousers on A good flowing road with some gradient - the A832 between Achnasheen and Kinlochewe for example - as the 2008 Hooners who stayed with the pack will recall

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