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What about the Wheel Jack etc, is that all anchored down? Presuming that's under the back right side of the carpet in the boot.

Was going to say do your rotors need copper coating - but if you've had a nosey around?? No tiny stones caught anywhere that wasn't immediately obvious?

Good that it was something easy. Maybe you should be checking your tyre pressures once a week.

Nice lines around the circuit.

Or isn't supposed to be salt circle... Perhaps you anesthetise them.

The first official track day is November, bar a few driver training day, which really count. Lol, I'll let you know when we book that track then. Might need something a bit more than electric rollerskate though.

Tim, you don't happen to stock product for us to clean our microfibre towels in do you?? Yes, I did look through the website quickly.

Has the potential to get a bit personal, if you've seen some of the posts on my350 sometimes. It's just a case of keeping an eye on posts, you'll soon spot who's good to deal with.

Welcome to the forum Happy Chappy. CongratZ on the Zeddy.

Welcome to the forum, happy Zed hunting. When the time is right one will appear. At least it was only 250 quid.

Welcome to the forum. That exhaust was an option from Nissan at the time, for ex Japan models.

Good luck, hope it turns out to be a good one. Did you have it checked before making your offer?

How cool is that, they even realised they're driving the same brand of car.

The space saver can make an irritating noise if the screw cap is coming loose from it's possy in the boot.

Sounds a good idea to use the Passat where possible. Good to hear your Zed is all back together again.

Loving the underneath of the bonnet. Lovely and shiny. Would be like a mirror with some wax on it.

Lol, at the last 2 lines.

Well it might be explainable. We still don't have much understanding of a lot things, and humans aren't very observant really. Some things do happen that are totally unexplainable.

Definitely, agree there. So often you see kids, and youngsters misbehaving like complete brats, check the parents, ah yes, easy to see where the attitude has come from. Lol, that's about the half of it. Think Mart is right though. It's not good though. Backward decline, but it's up to us to change it. Lol, and Trev, settle petal.

From my understanding a few of small airfields around NZ do get used at a track occasionally. I've been an instructor/driver trainer at one of the airfields in Auckland.

The letters on the leather and that once was blue clay says it all really.

Didn't you have a fun week. Another lovely clean motor.

Very nice RS. A joy to detail for a change in comparison to some of the filthy cars you've detailed lately.

Lots of lovely metal there. That bike is something else. And it's even a Sunset colour.

Do you think common courtesy and patience is a thing of the past? People just don't seem to have any these days, just totally impatient, and selfish and lacking respect for anyone. This morning walked up to the ATM machine, and as I was about to pop the card into the slot, to make a transaction, this old dear late 80's, very dodery old man, with a walking stick, queued up, so I said, don't worry, you go first, I'm happy to wait. He was a bit slow to make his transaction, but that was fine I wasn't bothered. Anyway, this lady in her 50's or so pulls up, waits behind me in the queue, making impatient noises. Anyway, he duly finished, I made my transaction, so about 4 minutes had passed. I turned around to go get back into my car, and made a comment, it wasn't really a long wait. And she goes, "silly you, you should have made the old giffer wait". Absolutely charming I thought and retorted, "I'm young, fit and healthy, and I was quite happy to wait for the dodery gentleman". He was probably a WW2 veteran what's more.