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Stew

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  1. You do have a point Daaave. Except the Zed handbrake is 5h1t!
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    Not a bad deal for someone there....
  3. Nice supra Kevin. £100,000????? Now that is serious coin......
  4. No. That sounds like a great idea though....
  5. Of course they do 2 - 3 years. You just have to pay them every month!
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    Satsuma has Nismos on his sunset Zed. They look nice!
  7. I got a half day. That is what I asked for. I got it alone too. It's well worth it. I was going from a 4 door saloon so needed to be sure I could cope! Got an S2000 too, got a half day accompanied. The sales girl was hot and really nice too. She didn't try to sell it as I knew more about it than her. Ask in advance to book an extended test drive. If the Nissan dealer won't let you then call NMGB and ask them.
  8. Then it'll be the flexi pipe section of the exhaust. As I said before it's well tucked up. Go test one and try. That way you'll know!
  9. If it's the 'air splitter' at the front that catches then remove it or buy a jdm as they didn't come with the 'aerodynamics package' like UK cars.
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    Beat you both suggesting it!
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    Digsy is selling a very nice set of quality wheels at the moment. Check out the For Sale section!
  12. Get a Zed on a test drive and take it home to see. At least then you'll know. I think the lowest point is the flexi joint in the exhaust. That is the only that has caught up in mine. Everything is fairly well tucked away. You'd be supprised where it can go actually!
  13. That Michelle Ryan is tasty. If I could stand it I would have watched Eastenders when she was in it!
  14. Cool. I have used CAD but a while ago. A building warrant is just a certificate that says you can carry out building work modifing the existing plans. You pay for it though as potential buyers of your house can kick up a stink if the work is not warranted! My modifications didn't require planning permission but does require a building warrant. Not sure if it's just a Scottish thing or not. I'll see how I get on and I might give you a shout if I'm struggling!
  15. Cheers Louis. Did you have a look at the office plans template in Visio? It's great for doing plans. I planned our new office yesterday with it. Not sure if the boss was going to kiss or kill me when he saw two sofas in the layout!
  16. Rich told me to use 106 on my car after seeing it Brad. I guess his recommendations would be the same unless he saw it to compare.
  17. Costco also do great deals on quality microfibre clothes. I boght loads last time in!
  18. It'll take all of 10 mins to draw up and then print off. I'll have a look into that Jay.
  19. That freestyler is so uncool. He will be shunned by the other OAPs for not wearing socks with his slip ons.
  20. I'm drawing up plans just now to get a building warrant issued for work that was carried out last month at my house. I thought I'd be able to do a nice scale drawing (just basic line drawing) in Visio as I have that on my works PC. I can only do plans in that and I have no idea how to do a scale line drawing in it! I found I can do plans though..... So, Anyone know how to do it in Visio OR what program I could use that is free. I don't want to buy software to use once!
  21. I wouldn't mind trying the G220. I'll have to stick with my PC now though!
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