jim

Sorry to go OT, but the title of this thread confused me a little. You see, in Scotland a "Doo" is slang for a pigeon, so you can understand that I was a bit concerned that some of you were planning to abandon the traditional Turkey and go for a pigeon for Christmas dinner. I know bird flu is a potential problem, but that's taking it a bit too far.

Auto Express have just published their survey of tyres. Top of the list was GoodYear Hydragrip, closely followed by Vredestein Sportrac3 and Conti Contact 2. Bridgestone Turanza were 5th and Toyos were 7th. http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/products/t ... guide.html

I'll have two pints of whatever he's been drinking.

+1 I also enjoy the A82 from Lix Toll all the way through Chrianlarich to Bridge of Orchy, across Rannoch Moor and through Glencoe. Yeah Glencoe is amazing... reached some good speeds there What - 60 mph?

+1 I also enjoy the A82 from Lix Toll all the way through Chrianlarich to Bridge of Orchy, across Rannoch Moor and through Glencoe.

+1 (less of a minority now!)

Likewise - thanks for the heads up - I binned the inserts without reading them as usual!

Hi, and

Needs a stubby.

I see you found somewhere to play! I agree about the windfarm shot for the calendar. Is that the one near Hunterston?

Bah. Humbug

FFS Barstewards!

+1 If I had unlimited funds..........

All Zs are built in Japan, so imports are almost exactly the same as UK cars. If the conversion is done properly, the speedo should read and record in miles and mph thereafter. The only reason for installing a speed limit defencer is if you intend using the car on a race track. You won't need to for everyday driving. Why bother changing the rear bumper - nobody will notice when they are taking in the superb lines of the rest of the car anyway.

Both of them look very

.... and many more to come.

to you both.

to Zedworld

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