Ebized

Well, now you can - just found that I can get them too Same price, still genuine Nissan In that case I'm on for a pair - any chance before Wales? 1/ Madmarkie 2/ Jerry 3/ Dominique 4/ Ebized

Hiya Good point - these are for 2002-2005 year cars, they will not fit facelift vehicles. Thanks, Gaz Boo - I was just about to put my name for a pair

Welcome Biggest drawback is hiding the Having driven a large number of performance cars in the past, none matches the driving experience of the ZED and most of us find it is very reliable so costs are easily managed. If you are looking to get one that has no manufacturers warranty best avoid Nissan garages and the high charges they normally want, especially for parts

...and a great cook too - you have it too easy Stew I have age on my side - have just worn June down to accepting I am a petrolhead, and as the saying goes I guess a long while back she decided if you can't beat 'em............ .......and so long as I include a days shopping in exchange for navigating me round the Wales and Hoon runs

I'm so old I can't remember being 35 But hey, they say you are only as old as you feel and both hands are in full working order

...spotted by my other half this afternoon around 3.30pm with a reg R004...

Thanks Chris

I'm going up from Epsom on Friday 15th and going via mid Wales to make the most of roads there Happy for anyone to tag on who might be thinking of doing the same

I'm looking to add a second screen, or upgrade the existing that I hope might help the issue of scrolling sideways so often. What screen width (within reason) would you advise would cope with most situations on here?

Very nice

Last year was quite cool - think I only had to put the air con a couple times, few years ago i had weeks where it was on all the time I was in the livingroom Your'e lucky - I have to resort to another ride out in the Zed to get the benefit of any airconditioning but then I get to

+1 - that was my thinking too but then there would be 2 of us

Mk1 Lotus Cortina + the skill of Jim Clark made for some awesome viewing - those were the days

This link might help you viewtopic.php?f=27&t=15272

Probably for a similar reason you need two green straps to support your breasts

Sorry Jay, but I couldn't help spot this, is there something you want to share with us? Maybe with you Cara, but count me out

+1 I'm sure ZMANALEX would also be a good source for parts, and knowledge.

Here you go : viewtopic.php?f=13&t=22251

As my dad, sis and bro live in Oz & dad kindly pays for most of our trip, it makes no sense not to go - while June & I can Not going to bore you with family holiday photos but here are few of the places/interests we enjoyed. This year we got ourselves rides on the A380 airbus to and from Singapore - their airline is top notch in my books for customer care so off we at the end of March. The plane is very smooth and quiet and if you thought the Brembo's were good I'd love to know what brakes they use on that as there was no sense or reverse thrust on landing - on the proverbial sixpence too. Rather than fly straight through to Oz, we stopped over in Singapore - it is fabulous place to visit where you feel safe, it is clean and everyone is so polite and helpful. They also have brilliant business sense IMO. Pic taken from the Singapore Flyer (their London Eye) which allows a great view of the harbour area and the F1 track (part of the track/stands can be seen that mimmics the Monaco swimming pool complex). Some of the sculptures were so life-like you could be forgiven they weren't! Onto Oz where I picked up a hire car at Canberra (a nissan, not a ZED but a crap tillda thing and auto too ) Drove out to our 5* accommodation : But the family also has a home in Bermagui - a game fishing on the NSW coast where we spent a couple of weeks and did a little fishing: (Its a Mako - unfortunately the sea was to cold in April for the Marlin) Had some spectacular sunsets; After dropping dad back to Canberra we flew down to Melbourne to go and see the sights on the Great Ocean Road (I had specifically requested a small manual but the best Hertz could do was an auto Corolla so I gave it hell - June) Much of the road is a dream to drive and in a ZED would be great, within the speed limits of course Saw some weird 'vans but at least most Aussies use decent V8's to tow em, unlike here where morris marinas seem to be the standard. The '12' apostles (only 8 now) and coastline there is stunning: And even better when we took a whirly bird ride to see a little more Then drove back to Melbourne and found a small motor museum (Fox collection) with some rare and stunning cars. Immaculate 300SL gullwing complete with pristine fitted luggage: A pristine 1937 540K Merc cabriolet (like the one Adolf paraded around in) worth around £1.5m: Various Ferrari's, Porsches Jags and Rolls Royce and somewhat looking a bit out of place but a real beast in the form of Skyline GT-R (another 'Godzilla') producing 550bhp and winner of several championships. Note one of the massive air jacks behind the front wheel: Melbourne is a stunning city and easy to get around on the trams (good fun). Didn't appear to be any sign of a recession there and much of the architecture about the river Yarra is : That tower (Entec) is the highest offering great views over the city - this one is towards Albert Park (yep, F1 again) and the pic shows a glass floored 'cube' that floats out the side of the tower - chickened out on that With our last night in Melbourne we had our evening meal on a colonial tram that travels out to the St.Kilda area and had a fright when strolling along the southbank - check this out : The noise and heat on that final explosion was amazing. After that we flew back to Singapore for another stopover before coming back home -I have to say that ariving at Heathrow is something of a down-to-earth reality check, compared to the immaculate and slick operation of the vast Changi terminal in Singapore. That's it, time for a

Better nip this thread Mike (opps, sorry meant lock) before it goes completely tits up

Never had a tat but did like this one

Cheers for the heads-up

Pleased to hear the earth still moves for you Mart

Thanks for the welcome back guys - hope to do a little write up of our trip to OZ and include a few piccies when I get a moment to upload into 'p-bucket'.

So long as it does not clash with my sun-tan