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Thanks for the info Rich Glad to be of help

Stick it out whilst looking for a new job

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E-mailed my friends in Japan. They all think the Japanese Red Cross is the charity to support.

Have done runs to Italy in an original mini, so the Zed should cope with this no problem. The question is, do you really want to drive in some of those countries? Brave man

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Have many friends there who will know of charities who are in REAL need. The Japanese People are very proud and rarely if ever ask for help. The trouble is, when they do it is often too late. If the team want me to ask I will; just PM me. France, Austrailia have said that their nationals should leave the country. The UK have suggested as of this evening that our nationals should consider leaving..............not quite so pressing from our Foreign Office. The main problem is getting out of the country. Narita is quite a way from Tokyo, say 65/70 miles. Haneda which is in Tokyo Bay, although dealing with more and more international flights, only really deals with Pan Asain and Australian Flights.

A few of us are going to bring RC Cars. If you have one bring it along

Did anyone see the 'Green Vehicles' being shown in the entrance hall to the main car event? there were some real fugly ones there

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Looks good

Stay with the original if you want good reception

Far too bling for my likeing

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Do I know you Seen a nice video of you leaving Cheddar

No photo's of that lovely Dacia Sandaro. I thought that would have been the first car on your list Some good photo's there . Mine are still on my PC . Would be good if there was a quick and easy way to post photo's on the forum without having to use photobucket

Nissan's Tochigi Plant not that far away from that dodgy nuclear reactor . Spoke to GlenMH today (used to have an Azure GT Roadster).The main issue in Tokyo now is that they are running out of bottled water, food in the supermarkets and there is no fuel for deliveries. They have enough food for 10 days to keep them going. In good old Japanese style, everyone is getting back to work but I can see inflation starting to hit big time especially on food and fuel if it is short supply.

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Rich, what has this to do with the cars already in the Nissan dealers in the UK To be fair, Nissan said that all GT-Rs were "made to order" and that once the deposit is in, they start making your car. Your name, order number, and car requirements are on a piece of paper attached to the windscreen as it goes down the production line.

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I would steer clear on buying a new one until the Japanese infrastucture is back up and running. I think they have enough on their plate at the moment with a Nuclear Power Station about to melt down. Maybe build quality and finish is not top in the mind of production workers at the present time.