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Thanks Mike - are you getting nervous yet?? What time you getting married young Sir?

Colins collection of complete car journeys through cosy countryside Colin and Junes tasty tantilising top travel tour UK! Ebized's extremely exstatic enjoyable excursions UK, Wales, Scotland! Chasing the Haggis - a guide to Scotland! - Colin and June Will these do for starters?

Hey welcome to the site - good people good meetings good cakes!

Whos that bloke?? Jacko?? Never heard of him?

Thanks yep thats me - Stan the man with a van (No job too small!)

Damn I wanted to wear my Victorian top Hat! Looks great with the top down in the car!

Yeah nice one Tilly BTW is this is a suit and tie job - have a wash shave for once!

I could'nt not answer this thread as I loved mine - But yes they are a pain you cant just move it and switch off (sod if your in a hurry!) Yes they are thirsty although not that much more than the Zed. No its all b****ls when people tell you they drink oil - they dont !! Build quality was superb Yes they are really cheap now and you do get a lot for your money and surprisingly practical - I understand about you wanting an LPG conversion, a lot of boxters with the conversion however I would not go for an LPG conversion - I love that engine but I dont think its quite ready for LPG - well not that I know off but at least from a warranty point I would'nt . - if she is doing 18K p/a (ha that all!) then diesel is the best option (says he with his Zed and 35K plus p/a!) Go for a Mazda 3 or Mazda 6 TDI subject to how big a car you need - but long trips your better off in a bigger car - soaks up the mileage . More info is the owners club they are pretty good: www.rx8ownersclub.co.uk Good luck with it - I know the Rex is tempting and I still regret parting with mine but think with head not heart oh and they are the same Tax band - £400+ remember to factor that in the equation? Let us knwo how you get on?

Ok here it is - with shiny new Falkens At this distance you cant see the swirl marks so much?

Working at Costco man and boy eh! Did a good job tracking that place down Stew btw V nice But if anyone is ever on Skye - try the Alba restaurant in Broadford - just on the main road (on the left hand side- big sign) they do a mean Haggis and blackpudding stack with drambui cream

Thanks for the advice folks (Stew also suggested soemthing a while back but I deleted the pm by mistake) I keep saying I am not going to bother about it then I catch the swirls in the sun and it spoils the look thank ye kindly goodly folk.

Indeed you are correct Sir! (My second home - after the M56!) That Haggis was nice in Applecross - freshly caught and cooked

Whats romanitc about a plasma telly! Anyway when are we getting your travelog Uncle Col?

Thanks mate! Easy life is the way to go...

Yep trouble with some bikers (not all) they get on that speed rush and start making mistakes! On the last Wales run some guy nearly took my wing mirror off he was that close when overtaking me (ond no I was'nt granny driving before you say it Colin!)

Top stuff - nice to hear it ! Its all Stew's fault - he told me about it! We wont stay anywhere else now in the big E - oh and yes we are making a return trip later in the year (If funds allow)

Ha ha ha - just messing wiv ya !! dont hit me Uncle Stew Veggies look away now!

Nice pics there matey Is that Zedrush in front of the Pink car - the erm Gentleman who appears to like his pies!

ok thanks will give it a try! BTW Same here dont do it - looks top as it is - very tasteful - Body kits are fine for Vauxhall Corsa's!

Fantastic vid! at last something worth watching on youtube! Hoon 2009 - here we come!

Do we all put white ribbons on the fronts of our cars? so its erm somewhere at 2pm nearby for pics then Bryn Howel Hotel after for wedding cake and confetti

Very nice Mart - but : TYRE DRESSING please!

Nice motor and well waxed!! Do like those Alloys I forked out for my Blackfire wax (not cheap) tub should last me for about 5 years though its like hard furniture wax ......... Only things is something to fill the scratches better

Well each to their own but not for me - prefer the new Mustang to this - Camero looks too well 1980/1990's typical tank

See my post from a few weeks ago - the new 06> revised soft touchy interior is about as durable as the proverbial Coco fireguard! Just get a black wax crayon - rub it over into the scratch with your fingers and thats enough to hide it. I tried black magic marker and ink pens but they dry out - I am still looking for a better solution longer term will keep you posted - but its a vinyl/paint covering that we need really.