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Now that would be too logical wouldn't it. the trouble with that is the MOT. The insurance links with the cars MOT to proove it's roadworthy. It would be difficult to cross reference both if it was the person that was insured.

do you mean as the discount code, if so you've got the wrong code

jeeez......... how many cars is that for............. Any car over 3ltr is taxed at €1343 per annum. Back on topic, it'll be chinese food on Wed. will it be creamofsumyunguy....waynes qworld gag

this is only the tip of the iceberg to some of the stuff that happens but anything that helps bring animal cruelty to the attention of the world, I'm all for. what's the difference to this and the production of veal or foie gras. None.

you nipple tweaker

got the nismo one myself. Found the Z keyring just chipped too easily and ended up touching up the black circle bit with permanent marker.

oh dear

who about a lexush!!

don't think it's legal

You could pay up to £100 for a dent removal. Some guys are cheaper. Would high;y recommend Dave at Denttec as Val said. Dave charges £60 for the first dent and £30 for any following ones with forum discount

I know Dave takes great pride in his work. cracking job

Is it me or does anybody else think that paint match isn't very good.

first one is brilliant

idles that low anyway with the aircon off. Find it to low myself and always keep the aircon on to keep the tickover higher. Also helps prevent anything seizing up on the aircon anyway.

I like the Nismo wheels

info here in the guides section http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=138

reminds me of Bo Selecta and his Loraine Kelly character. "Can you see me growler"

Mike - I think thats the wrong way round, if you are talking about Interlace and Progressive. In simple terms, Interlace displays half the lines on one scan of the screen, and the other half the next time round at 30fps, then you get the odd lines every 60th of a second and the even lines every other 60th of a second. (giving 30fps) With Progressive, you get every line every time, so giving 60fps. If you can go progressive, then do it, but to be honest, I can set mine to 720p or 1080i, and I cant tell the difference from the sofa. Ive got a Pioneer Plasma, and a LCD upstairs. The contrast ratio on the Plasma is FAR superior to LCD. Which makes it far more useable in the daylight and for low light scenes. LCD sometimes states a very high contrast ratio, but this will almost certanly be "dynamic" contrast ratio. The way an LCD produces this is it adjusts according to the scene. If its a very bright scene, the whole backlight is increased to produce a very bright image, if it is a dark scene the backlight is dimmed. Whilst this works very well, if you have a dark scene with bright spots - the backlight cant do both, so it comprimises, and you sometimes end up with a great dark scene, but with any light bits within that scene looking slightly washed out. Then you have the "burn" effect to consider. Plasmas are inherrently more susceptible to burn than LCD. If you have a static light image set on a darker background displayed for a long time on a plasma, you are risking burn. Whilst more modern Plasmas are a lot more resilient to this, they can still suffer it. More commonly, it is image retention, which means after a while of normal viewing the "burned" image dissappears. LCD's are almost impossible to burn, (note "almost" - leave a static image on an LCD for a day or so and you may be in touble). If you have kids that may leave CBB's on fo hours on end or any music channel that has one of those ridiculous static logos, it may be something to consider. (look for a zoom function, so you can zoom a logo off the screen if that is a concern). many programs are shot in fields though and so if you can have a telly that does both then that is better option. It's things that are shot on film or video shot on P mode which works best on Progressive scan. Sometimes you are prone to flicker if a video had been made to look like film. Also consider the not so good black levels on a LCD tv.

just do it when they least expect it but try and throw some romance in to.

yep, should be on tonight

A bit too big i think oops, yet again the result of another late night too much COD 3 Marc

nicely researched John

might be better giving them a ring Paul

plasma tv's have better fine detail quality in my experience. Also if you cantry and go I and not P

did the titles and a bit of camera work on Saturday Night Beaver.