WhackyWill

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Thanks I4N, "Been one of those weeks".

SORRY NOT THIS WEEKEND BUT NEXT WEEKEND...! AS POINTED OUT BY I4N 2013 Wilton Classic and Supercar preview Supercars old and new will be at the fifth Wilton Classic and Supercar on August 4. McLaren will be displaying a range of its cars at the 2013 Wilton Classic and Supercar By Leo Wilkinson 2:13PM BST 25 Jul 2013 Comment The fifth annual Wilton Classic and Supercar will take place on Sunday, August 4. The event – which is staged in the grounds of Wilton House, near Salisbury, Wiltshire – brings together classic cars and supercars in a “garden party†setting. Lord Pembroke, owner of Wilton House, founded Wilton Classic and Supercar in 2009 with Jay Broom, a supercar events organiser. As in previous years, the 2013 event promises a range of attractions for both car fans and families. Lord Pembroke with his customised "Bugarti" Veyron More than 200 supercars will be on display, including models from Aston Martin, Bugatti, Ferrari and McLaren. Unusual sights will include a Lamborghini Aventador Roadster, a Porsche Carrera GT and a number of Pagani Zondas. Among the classic cars on display will be a 1964 Facel Vega II that was first owned by Ringo Starr and a 1937 Bugatti Type 46 Super Profile Coupe. Related Articles Silverstone Classic 2013 preview23 Jul 2013 World record £17.5 million for ex-Fangio Mercedes12 Jul 2013 Buying a used Mazda MX-509 Jul 2013 Lamborghini's 50th anniversary parade at the Silverstone Classic19 Jun 2013 Rolls-Royce Alpine Trial underway18 Jun 2013 Limited run Bugatti cufflinks on sale17 Jun 2013 Sponsored Coys: a classic car gallery As part of Aston Martin’s centenary celebrations there will be a trail through the grounds that traces the history of the brand, with more than 150 cars from all eras on show, including the latest V12 Vantage. McLaren will be displaying the SLR McLaren Edition, 12C Coupe and the 50 12C Spider, while racing driver Allan McNish has confirmed his attendance, along with the Audi R18 in which he won this year’s Le Mans 24 Hours race. Car clubs from around the country will also be present, giving visitors the chance to see some the best examples of classic models together in one place. Family entertainment will include a children’s area, an Austin J40 roundabout (dating from 1955) and magic shows, while the Royal Navy Black Cats team will perform an aerobatic display using Lynx attack helicopters. Premium tickets and have now sold out. Advance or on-the-door tickets cost £15 for adults, £7 for children, or £40 for a family ticket (two adults and three children). Admissions for under-fives is free. More information at www.wiltonclassicsupercar.co.uk

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Nice Zed. Welcome to the forum.

Spanish Train Crash.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=xb6WzOVJj5s

God loves a try'er..!!!

I applied for this free pack as I'm sure a few more people on here did... Did anybody get one...???

Not a Nismo sticker in sight...!! a

Sounds an epic journey.

The RS380 was the one to have for upgrades. But Nissan knew that and whacked a hefty price tag on it. You obviously dont know about Nismo's involvement in current racing, and the amount of investment that goes into it..!! :scare: I think he meant as a tuning house for production cars. As Ricey says, general road cars with a Nismo badge are weak in comparison to AMG, MSport etc. what the do in the Motorsport world is a totally different game. A bit like go-karting and F1. Would I buy a Nismo 350 or a GT, no way. For simple light modifications its not worth the heavier price tag. Do you drive a genuine Nismo Will?? I'm making the point that Nissan put into Motorsport a lot of development money through the Nismo brand, including the development of new and up and coming drivers, and their new range of eco cars. Did anybody bother to watch the Nissan Delt Wing car both last and this year in action. ?? Nissan have Garage 56 at Le Mans next year for their 200 MPH electric car. Its just very unfortunate that Ekona cannot be bothered to read the Company profile before making such comments.

Have a read about Nismo, http://www.nismo.co.jp/en/

A fountain of knowledge as usual..!!! :scare:

The RS380 was the one to have for upgrades. But Nissan knew that and whacked a hefty price tag on it. You obviously dont know about Nismo's involvement in current racing, and the amount of investment that goes into it..!! :scare:

Your better off without Bose...check the forum for the problems with it. Fit a decent system many to chose from .

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Welcome to the Land of Zed..

£100 to fill the tank and in town (London) I get 230 to 240 miles per tank. But it's fun 230 to 240 miles, not like my X5.

Are they sure ..£7k for a 2003 with 79,000 miles on the clock. That makes my 2006 UK GT £12k at least. Glad they are increasing in value. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2003-53-Nissan-350-Z-3-5-V6-GT-3dr-UK-Car-1-Previous-Owner-Rays-Alloys-/151087878910?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item232d8a12fe

The Bose unit in the Zed is rubbish, nothing but trouble. skips on CD...Remove it and fit a decent unit ..

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Welcome to the Land of Zed.

All my best friends dress as women...!

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