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Just turn the engine off on downhill bits - stop-start technology advanced Buy a newer Mazda? Get a 6 Sport? Meant to be fun?

Heres a looker http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/saab/9-5/saab-9-5-aero-hot-reduced-price-2004/2212680

Vauxhall Signum V6 Renault Megane 2.0 diesel Honda Accord Type R Audi S4 Subaru Legacy

Buy a little MX5/MR2 for your commute then after three months turn them into your own track projects

Well, there is also the issue of adding 8000 miles to your Zed in 3 months - depreciation as well as running costs and also with that sort of mileage does that bring forwards your service? Also you need to insure as a work use vehicle as well which is cost. For three months, maybe consider a small engined shed ? Then sell it?

Stick it on and show photos week by week - would love to see if this works as I think it would look good on my Falkens on my R33!

Isnt it wrapped?

Happy Birthday chaps

Everyone looked down on my Vauxhall, then again it was only 111cms high...

its Red and i like the wheels When I bought my wife a Ford Focus, she was adamant that she didnt want a silver one (the most readily available and best specced for the money) - when I pointed out that she wont be able to actually see the colour of the car most of the time as she would be inside it she agreed to forego the colour issue!

Good luck - and stick around, plenty of past owners on here Unless of course you have bought a GT-R in which case you can get the feck out as that would not be fair

Looks like a good buy for the money, only slightly more than my insurance for the R33!

I got an old 18 year old Nissan, so far have had three people take selfies in front of it and plenty of people comment about my 'Nissan' Skyline. Maybe you boys bought the wrong Nissan?

Voted, very close between two of them though...

Yes I looked into this before buying the Zed and they are pretty close - clearly though they can feel different around a track despite similar times. Not sure I would want to take a 350z on track, they are a bit, boaty

Looks stunning on the first pic, not so sure on the second

I have to admit I have had a thought once or twice how this would look on my white Skyline! Not my car but might work?

Slightly off topic, kind of, but if you have an DSLR camera the lenses are uber cheap to buy and totally compatible.

Nice one Steve! Those Ark exhausts are getting a bit common though

Looks good on Sam McGoos car though seem to suit a silver/grey more? To be honest they don't look any more cheap than the cheap standard non LED lights you get on a Zed anyway.

Been a few times, and to Malaysia, Vietnam etc etc - living in Japan and having an office in Hong Kong meant lots of free company travel! Anyway advice? 1. Don't be frightened to say no, be polite, respectful and smile and decline and walk away. Vendors, sellers, shop keepers, strip joints will all try to tempt tourists in - be polite say no, smile and move on. 2. Use the ATMs for money, much easier, draw out small amounts and store the money on you in a couple of different places so if someone does lift your wallet you have cash tucked in your sock or the like! 3. Make good use of the tourist information centres, even if you have read about something in Lonely Planet (remember the writers of those books always get great treatment and prices because they tell the tourist places who they are!) check with the tourist offices who are generally not on the take and will be very impartial. 4. Try eat with the locals don't always default to McDonalds, actually if you are not afraid to try their food, understand their ways, you will get treated much better. To be perfectly frank, the biggest bit of advice I could give is that they are wasting 5 weeks sitting in Phuket. It is the Thai version of Benidorm. They are flying all that way to sit in one resort for weeks on end whilst the likes of Krabi, Hat Railey, Koh Pang Nang, Koh Samui etc etc are all within easy reach and much better places.

R34 GTR? might have to save a bit more though!

Ah is that the guy off the forum mate? Worth hanging on for the right guy to do the job. Im just relieved that it all seems like we can get that white R33 build thread competition back underway!

Low miles but ten grand for a 2005...seems a bit steep

I bought some Belt Dressing off ebay, great stuff, just spray on the belts a couple of times a year to keep them fresh. Indy all the way for servicing, I dont think anyone would not buy your car because it hasnt been handed over to some Micra service mechanic in a Nissan garage who doesnt know what a 350z is. I would also start up a build thread on here, I find it works wonders for when it comes sale time, people will have a good read through and be encouraged seeing photos of work and progress.