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bronzee

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  1. Welcome to the forum Mike from Birmingham.
  2. Welcome to the forum. Share some details about your Zeddy with us. Colour, mileage etc????
  3. Down 20 cents a litre here at the moment, makes quite a difference. Hope the barrel price keeps dropping. [fingers crossed emotion]
  4. Almost though about 3/4 of the way through when the Harvey two face bit came in, ok, here's the next sequel, but unless he was cryogenically frozen.
  5. Well the Dark Knight has been out here for a couple of weeks, finally went to see it tonight. I can see why Ledger went off his little trolley. He certainly played the part very well, disturbingly so. It was odd watching him in the first few sequences, knowing he's not here anymore, playing this utter psychopath.
  6. Wholey moley. Poor people.
  7. Goodness, that's only about a 35km wind. Are your power lines above ground, ie on power poles??
  8. Welcome to the forum. As xStric9x suggests, take one for a drive, make your decision from there. Also have a good look through the threads here, a wealth of information to help with the decision.
  9. A few of you, have had your Zeds for a long time. Wow! So when did the first ones go on sale in the UK, how many of you lifers were pre-orders??
  10. The ticking and everything you describe sounds so similar. On my Zed the packing between the window and dash had moved slightly and was always a bit of the sparse side, this produced a kind of ticking, sparking sound, thankfully it wasn't, was a simple as a bit more packing. Hasn't done it again in the last year and a half. Presuming you'd be able to buy the packing from your local dealer. Anyway, whatever it is, let us know how you get on. I could be wrong. ps. Is your Z still under warranty?? If so get the dealer to have a look next time you're in.
  11. I do admire you guys though. Unless you've worked in the industry most folks probably wouldn't appreciate often the hours you guys work, and what's involved.
  12. Aaaw Sunset, this was a 350z calendar the guys put together for this year. Only cars from the forum were used for the different months. Very cool it is too. Hey Uncle Mart, are you preparing to do a 2009 calendar??? [hint, hint]
  13. Geepers. Is that near a lock??
  14. This probably relates to those with 2003's or 2004's, that have had their Zeds since new. I'll start. 1. Bronzee = 4 years, 3 months - 2004. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.
  15. Welcome to the community. Keep thinking to yourself, September isn't that far away.
  16. Welcome to the forum Dominique. Belated congratZ for the Zed. Great to see you're letting the Zed roam free, can't have it caged up at the Docklands.
  17. It's something they haven't sorted, the first ones like mine are the same. A few other brands don't seem to have mastered this one either. As you point out, it's not that complex. Do they have Chav's in Yipan.
  18. That's all a bit on the modern side. Funny how that works.
  19. Ta muchly. That wasn't as wild as I was expecting.
  20. Lol, this is NZ not Auz. You can keep your convicts. Running to hide from Jay. Flooding is the worst part, as it takes so long to drain. Quite a number of houses slipping down hills, in a number of areas. And today we have our 4th storm in less than 2 weeks. Please bottle some sunshine and blue sky poste haste to NZ.
  21. Yip, lol 2 days ago. Pity he sold. Sunsets rock.
  22. Lol, I wonder why I'm not an engineer anymore.
  23. Happy birthday for Sunday, lol, by then it'll be Monday, is it your Sunday, or mine. Have a great day!!!!
  24. Sort of on a side note. With Concours events in the UK, I'm presuming the same as here, that the vehicle entered must still be completely stock?? I wasn't permitted to enter the extremely elite "inner circle" this year, as my car was under 4 years old, lol, not going to remove the aftermarket bits to compete 2009. May team up with one of the guys and see what magic grooming can be done 2009.
  25. What a transformation of the bm'er. He'll have his work cut out for him entering in Concours events, the toughest of the tough to achieve a perfect result, white glove judging. Weeks & weeks worth of hard work. But he's up to the challenge, by the looks of it.
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