NeilMH

If the servicing garage are unable to fix it in the light of the new information, I can definitely recommend Kaizer Motor as a very good option given your location.

I think, as said earlier, that Rays were an option, even on a GT car.

Yep - it's still a buyers market and there are plenty out there if you are prepared to travel.

+2 re the early morning thing. Plus it always occurs to me that, if you so wished, you could just keep going....it's a feeling of freedom.

Re the first one - I would suggest you Google the name of the dealer for any reviews that might be on there.

Pass. Maybe one of the "club" insurers/brokers could answer that question.

Have a great time

+2 yes

You said you like to be entertained and educated on web fora.... Have a go at this http://blatchat.com/t.asp?id=233256 It could be in Gujarati as far as I am concerned Incidentally the Roger Ford that appears was probably the UK's foremost builder and tuner of Ford Crossflow engines.

About 8.30 very approximately.

In fairness I have to say that I continue to look at http://blatchat.com almost every day. On the technical side there are some brilliant people on there plus some good debate - coupled with representatives from almost every walk of life. Its for owners/enthusiasts of Lotus or Caterham 7s - and as the majority of those manufactured or built in the last 50 odd years still exist somewhere that is an interesting back catalogue.

She would be able to keep her stock of spare shoes in the bonnet.

Also Adrian Flux may be worth a try.

Also Buyers Guide in 350Z FAQ.

I miss studying my dictionary before posting http://blatchat.com/t.asp?id=233199

Even more so...now your backside is about 1 inch from the ground

Brings back happy memories of the Demon Tweeks (and similar) catalogues from many years ago, albeit they were a tad more subtle than these

8.50 today heading down Marlpit Lane