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2011 61 NISSAN 370Z 3.7 V6 GT EDITION 2 Door Manual, FSH, 43k 2 phrases - hens teeth and rocking horse .... Registered Oct 2011 £17,500 I would like to welcome you to the sale of my best mate, I refer to my car as my best mate as that is exactly what it is - we've had a great 4 years together but it is now time to get a new best mate (maybe with more feminine lines this time) and part ways with this little bad boy. The 370 Z GT Edition was a revised version from the standard GT, providing reversing camera and uprated suspension along with the touch screen and interactive central console. I've travelled both some nice twisty roads and long distance cruising and can honestly say that this car performs faultlessly on both - emerging after a 7 hour drive without a stop and without a kink in my back (or elsewhere). I'm sure much to our erstwhile Tyre gurus' chagrin - I have mixed tyres...... Vredstein Sesanta on the front (which absolutely refuse to wear out and the unredoutable Michelelin Pilot Super Sport on the rear. I can honestly say that I've felt no difference in under or over steer, however, the new owner would be advised to remedy this at their earliest opportunity. Tread depth Front = 4.0mm Tread Depth Rear = 6.0mm Next service is due within 1000 miles - this will be carried out for any prospective purchaser Price dropped, as over the next 2 weeks I am going to be stripping the exhaust, Hi-Flo cats, GT-R Start button and spacers - to be sold separately and advertised soon Fantastic example with Full service history Unique Black Rose with GT Edition Stripe GT Edition uprated suspension Touch screen Satellite Navigation Reversing Camera Next MOT due October 2016 Last serviced at 38,000 miles Full history Excellent bodywork Black Part leather interior - Excellent Condition Connect Premium Sat Nav with High Definition Graphics Cruise Control Full Automatic Climate Control Air Conditioning Heated Seats Voice Activation DVD Player iPod Connectivity 9.3 GB Hard Drive Music Storage Bluetooth with Steering Wheel Controls Dark Grey 19in Forged RAYS Alloys (245/40 R19 Front Wheels, 275/35 R19 Rear Wheels) - recently refurbed and absolutely mint Drive Computer Height-Adjustable 4-Way Power Seats with Thigh Support for Driver Power Windows - Driver One Touch Up and Down, Passenger One Touch Down Rain Sensing Wipers Thatcham Alarm Tyre Pressure Monitoring System UV Reducing Green Glass Electric door mirrors Sports seats Standard exhaust Standard CATS re-painted callipers in VHT Anodized Red Anodized red tyre dust caps http://www.350z-uk.c...al/page__st__60 - scroll to post 79

Please remember that Buster and Keyser (the ZED Shed) do this out of the goodness of their hearts (and krispy kreme donuts) and are not a business DO NOT take them for granted

I used a product called vicar - its bonded my missus to me for 20 odd years now

Sold - thread locked

what G g g g g g granville says Dips

Sold - thread locked

I did a 7 miler last weekend - trying to do interval training at the moment as my pace has dropped off

I've been doing a bit of running, but whilst the weather is like it is..... (say no more) I'm looking to buy a rower for an all round fitness tool I'd like to get a concept 2, but at £860, its just too much - so, looking at the £300-£400 mark - any suggestions ? The York R301 is sort of fitting the bill, but there are a lot of poor reviews on the company and some issues with foot straps (there's also mention of a 302 - but its not listed on Yorks website ?)

I think ............. that the tread must be covered by the arch - which it looks like it does

they'd eat all the profits

lol - bluff called :lol:

sadly it won't fit in the zed - but if you want to travel the 250 odd miles (and back) to my place I'll load it up for you

the celotex won't give you anything for sound insulation for the summer house / waiting room / smoking shed - you need density - if its not too late add some 15mm sound bloc plasterboard - it will help a little more

fixed that for you

I hope you washed it before wearing it yourself ........#shudders

watch out for a certain for sale ad soon

there's going to a bit more room in the zed shed soon

can't afford the heating ................. its bigger on the inside did ya know ?

true .......... but when your printer is 3' tall and lives in the garage .......... usb gets a bit awkward

:blush: :blush: :blush: at some point in the distant past ............... i've changed the ip address on the printer I've been inputing 192.168.1.25 and it should have been 192.168.1.100 oh dear :surrender: thanks James and Adrian - sorry

Just downloaded fresh ones

its working from my laptop this is an old Konica C352p out of the way in the garage , so no - not buying a wireless one (its A3 - have you seen the cost of A3 laser printers ?)

just reformatted my PC and struggling to link the network printer pc is connected to the router via powerline adapters network printer connected similarly when I go to add printer - it finds it on the network, but then gives me a dialogue box "windows couldn't connect, check its switched on and port is correct etc etc" I can set it up manually via the "printer i want isn't listed and eventually type in the ip address (192.168.1.25) when I ping the printer I get "reply from 192.168.1.9 (my pc) : Destination unreachable then it goes on to say all packets correctly sent and received for 192.168.1.25 anyone know what I can try next already switched off powerlines and re-started etc and disabled the firewall

Steve - best get home quick ........... there's someone sat on your sofa

not for more power (unless you can feel 10-15 hp ish) - the stock exhaust sounds pants you need the upgrade to hear the V6 growl