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First one normal. Second one sounds like the clicky axle problem.

OMG that is mental!

I'll be going, got invited to park in the paddock too . Any other Zeds been accepted?

This is some skilful driving Hopefully not a repost.

Nice, sounds insane! Impressive turn around on your gearbox too.

Leaving the garage as I was entering, gave you a flash and a wave and got a wave back, anyone on here? Looked like they were wearing a hi-vis vest and the Z sounded like it had an aftermarket exhaust.

Lots of different genres but mainly classical.

You need to burn as an audio cd, not an MP3 cd as it can't play these.

This is such a cool track. Come on Hamilton!

Care to translate?

He has Ebola

Hmm mine already sounds like this, must've already had its clutch changed in previous life, unless it's normal for the HR?

Sounds like it needs putting down.

Can't believe this is still here at that price :/

That is just awesome, sounds so cool!

Looks good, bet that spin was a bit scary! Also your front number plate is wonky

Refurb my seats and some panels resprayed.

Returned from our 1700 mile road trip round the UK the other day, car is absolutely filthy caked in dirt so will be spending the weekend giving it a good detail ready for the winter. On the last day someone decided to hit my car whilst it was parked up and drive off without leaving any details, which has cracked my rear bumper and scratched it, so need a respray/repair now

Sorry only just saw this. No it was about £20 I think, that's where mine was cloudy at the top and it did a really good job of clearing it.

I guess it was only a matter of time as it happens to a lot of people on here, but I've had some knob head hit the rear bumper of my Z at some point last week and not leave any details etc. It has cracked the plastic round the indicator cluster and scratched the paintwork. Can anyone recommend a body shop that they've actually used and had a good job done in the Sussex area for a respray and repair? Looking to get the whole bumper done as it has peeling round the reversing sensors and overspray where it's been done in previous ownership so want it done properly.

Thanks guys Currently on a bit of a road trip round the UK, in York at the moment and did the Moors and Dales today. Here's a pic from the Lake District a few days ago:

I cleaned mine the other week, just do it carefully with carb cleaner, cloths and cotton buds and don't move the butterfly then none of the above will be necessary, I didn't need to do any.

Agree, most of these ridiculously low cars look awful

Nope, that's all that's needed really. I only use mine at weekends and sometimes don't get a chance to use it at all so it can sit for a couple of weeks and I've never had a problem. I do keep it under a cover however, but that's to keep the bodywork clean.