WhackyWill

Here is the cheapest Zed I have ever seem. (in Ireland) £3,600 for a 2004...!!! Tax is only 333 Euros a year. http://cars.donedeal.co.uk/cars-for-sale/nissan-350z-cheap-tax/7155729

and of course our very own Paul Gascoigne..

What Mitz said. ^^ Ignore me. Get your coat.... :lol:

Welcome to The Land of Zed..

Right got it, that the blue roadster. Looks great from the back as well. Any price on it yet ?

What's a gimp mask..!!!

Did you get to see the new McLaren MSO 650S Colin which was launched today at Goodwood. This one.

Well disappointed..This is what I thought it was for..

Probably as Paddy said, I had the same problem and got the kit from Clark Motorsport, Problem solved. Well worth doing.

Welcome to The Forum.

Welcome to The Forum.

Mesmerizing pics of Mesmerizing Cars. Thanks for Sharing Colin,

Excellent pics of Excellent cars. Thanks Colin.

Brilliant photos Colin. Thanks for sharing.

They will just appeal it and drag it on until after The World Cup which means he can still play in it...

That's the GP sorted..!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Seemed like a few people wanted them at the same time when I had mine up for sale. Haha most people I've seen lately just use their hands! GLWTS mate I'm in no rush, somebody out there will want it.

Yep that was a big one as well, Marshall's were lucky.

Strange. I sold one a few months ago for the same price and it went in a few days. Maybe nobody is making hands free call these days..

Ecclestone happy if struggling teams collapse Bernie Ecclestone has issued a stinging warning to struggling F1 teams. Amid all the noise about the urgent need for cost cutting, the sport's chief executive insists he has no fear that some teams are facing financial collapse. "I do not fear it," he told Kleine Zeitung newspaper. "I would even be happy about it. "It's like a poker game -- you don't know what the others hold in their hands. If you can't afford to be in this game, you should not be here," Ecclestone added. The 83-year-old Briton made clear he is much more worried about other things, like the lack of noise from the new V6 engines, and certain rules. "It's ridiculous," he says, "what drivers are being punished for -- like driving over a white line. These are all drivers who don't need rules like that. "We need rules like we had in the past," added Ecclestone. Mercedes team chairman and triple world champion Niki Lauda could not agree more. "We are losing the audience," he is quoted by Austria's laola1, "because there are no more racers. "Bring back the old days when Piquet gave the others one in the head," said Lauda, undoubtedly referring to the day in 1982 when Nelson Piquet punched and kicked the helmeted Elisio Salazar. 1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve, however, does not agree with Ecclestone that the lack of noise from the new turbo engines is among F1's biggest problems. "I've watched many races with the (television) sound turned off," he laughed in an interview with motorline.cc. "To me, it doesn't matter as long as we see a good show. The problem with the new engines is that they give the impression that they have no power. "The turbos in the 80s were not much louder, but when you looked at the cars, you could see how much power they had," Villeneuve added.

Dont worry it will get worse when you get into performance mods..

That's why you should always keep your petrol receipts, or buy from a Member on here who has looked after their pride and joy...

Check out the many threads on here about engine damage to Zed run on 95 ron.

Welcome to The Forum ts743 Agree with KyleR, but would you buy a Zed only run on 95 ron