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Good luck with the sale. Don't forget to put pics up for perspective owners to view.

busted You need Louis' shoes to go with that. The thing on a bike is you are so vulnerable to others mistakes and total lack of care. You don't have anything to protect you, no big pillars etc and it doesn't take much to put it off balance and eek, slide. People have selective eyesight to anything that doesn't have 4 wheels or more. Also what's the insurance like????

And world peace.

So are the Crossfires slightly more expensive than a Zed new, the way they are here??

Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum Simon. Happy hunting, there's some stunning Zeds out there.

Go on then! Black will require more upkeep to looking shiny, grey hides more dirt between washes. Ultimately whichever has the lowest mileage and is in the best condition. Don't forget the pics when you get home. Or pics on the way home would be acceptable.

You'll be needing a few of these then.

Ages back there was a LMS (sunset to you guys) on my350z with blue rims. Looked pretty good. Needs to be the right tone though or it might clash. Absolutely stacks here, might give you some ideas too. http://my350z.com/forum/350z-colors/283 ... unset.html

Having worked in the motorcycle industry and ridden some very powerful, nay silly bikes, raced, certainly wouldn't pick that as an ideal first bike. Find something more suitable powerwise to start with until your competent on the bike. We'd prefer not to see any Scarrush posts.

Good to hear you're okay after your little scare. Enjoy your day off tomorrow.

So anything in particular that stood out as a must do? They certainly are popular there. Kind of explains the 120k + members on my350.

Love the yellow.

You are well trained Dave. All that polish or wax should weigh it down a bit.

It sure is pretty the yellow one Dave. It's a 250GT isn't it?

Welcome to the forum Jay. Shhh, say it quietly so the wifey doesn't hear.

Welcome to the forum Nick.

Still out driving?

My Zed is on Tein setup, rolling at 100mm's front and back. Very rarely scrape. The longer you've had the 350 you'll figure all your local speed bumps out. Lol, wasn't long ago the cat smashed Martin. Oh, that's right, wrong sort of cat.

ps. Glad we didn't have to break out the for buying a non-sunset one.

So where's your first christening drive to then Sunset? Must be done when you've got a new car. Oh, congratZ by the way.

Good luck with the sale. Might pay to add some pics for prospective purchasers to peruse.

They're only trying to figure out how they can talk you into detailing their cars. You might find that the Plastx doesn't work long term on your headlights or past a few weeks, as I and others have found, the haze will come back. If that's the case try the Turbo Wax Headlight Restoration Kit. It's worth it's weight in gold, and it's easy to use. http://www.turbowax.com/prod/turbo-wax- ... ystem.html

Interesting way to sharpen the dremmel Marz. Get well soon. No driving for a week will be like pulling eyelashes.

I usually damp the splatter bug effected area then use quick detailer spray to remove. Comes off really easily. Lol, if I had a bright yellow Nissan again, I wouldn't either. Bugs, bright yellow car moving, ends up a bug mortuary. Bad enough when you're trying to wash a yellow car, being an oversized flower as far as bugs are concerned.