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Cooling slam panel plate, stubby aerial, K&N/Cosworth panel filter, LED interior/exterior bulbs etc etc. Literally loads of things you can do depending on where you want to go (eg; performance/styling etc). Check out the traders on here and I'm sure they'll help you spend a hundred quid or more.

Happy days. Hope the sale goes well & your driving a nice new Zed before you know it.

Been looking on the net at some pictures of the Gruppe M for the 350. Not sure I like how the cold air feed is quite low down so going through deep water at speed may cause water ingress. Still looks awesome but not sure I'd be willing to pay the $1600 dollars andysmee mentioned & that it's advertised for most places, Would love to hear how it sounds though on the V6.

This one; http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201310209376323/sort/default/usedcars/price-to/7000/price-from/6000/model/350_z/make/nissan/onesearchad/used/onesearchad/nearlynew/onesearchad/new/page/1/quicksearch/true/radius/1500/postcode/cf158rl?logcode=p Look's like a UK car to me.

I think he specifically meant what happened to Vlad Oh. Plus 1. Nice to know Karma does come for those that deserve it.

Just couldn't believe it at the time how much people where willing to pay for a Gruppe M. It did help me eat well for a while that's for sure.

Scum bag. Let's hope someone recognises him and reports him. Cowardly & stupid imo.

^^ Check the previous page WhackyWill. Look's like the eBay fraudster has taken a bit of a kickin'. Nothing he doesn't deserve from the sound's of things though.

That sucks but I guess it's better than paying the excess and then having your insurance shoot up the following year. Hope you can get this sorted at a reasonable price as this sort of thing is never nice to deal with.

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I'd love a Gruppe M on my 350 too. Had one on my Type R as well and nothing else sounded so good especially when it hit VTEC. I was lucky as I bought mine second hand from eBay for £375 and then managed to sell it 16 odd months later for £475 (I didn't want to rip people off btw ~ in fact I started it on an auction at £249 and it just shot up to over £400).

More likely to see snow the way the weathers going at the moment.

^^ Still would though. Kim, ..not a roadster.

Plenty of good UK example Zeds out there Jay M1988 some of which are for sale on here as well. Good luck with your search.

Seen some info about this a month or two ago on CTRO (Civic Type R Owners club). Does look good but my EP3 would never have been so good imo without it's 8K rpm redline so the new Civic having a lower rev limit and not being N/a powered is a bit of a disappointment to me. But I'm sure it will still be a great car as Honda is a great manufacturer and who doesn't like a Turbo.

It's an import so will no doubt be more to insure. I'd want to know though what service history does it have? MOT? Tax? etc as it doesn't seem to say in the advert. Also don't get why the advert states 2007 with 2003 in brackets unless he means it was imported in 2007. Pictures do look good but they often do. It's only when you see the car in person that the flaws come out.

Man-bag ??

?? Do you mean not one scratch on the car or it's got a 15cm scratch along the whole car?! Price seems good for the year/mileage/service history. Welcome btw.

Happen's all the time Rob. Some people cannot help but see a nice car/fast car and try to race it even in there bl**dy 1.25Zetec Fiesta's & what have you. I would love to meet these people at a track day and just watch them get lapped.

^^ The things some people will do to there car's though. Truly what a shed.

@ those cakes. I'd still eat them.

Glad your Roadster doesn't leak Rob. Bikes and wet weather are a nightmare though, never mind the getting wet part it's the slippery drain covers & visibility that would worry me.

Not the best picture Keith. What a nightmare though. Really hope some other members step in with a few ideas as that looks awkward as sin to get at.

Literally watching paint dry as I'm touching up some small chips on my Zed. Going down my mates in a bit though for a chat.

Not sure how big this bolt is but failing spursmaddave's suggestion on drilling it out you could try this but it is a bit of work. Firstly you drill a small hole in to the bolt, then you tap the hole to fit another smaller bolt which you then screw in and epoxy in place. Once the epoxy has gone off fully, you then unscrew the smaller bolt which hopefully will pull out the other bolt with it. Doesn't always work but I've done it in the past. Good luck with it.