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I'd get it done professionally, the dealer should pay for this, so it all matches, or it will drive you nuts.

That's what I like to see a MTB actually dirty!!! Like the shot of the circular spill way! Not often you see the full thing like that.

I am in NZ Andlid. Do they come with the strips of rubber that seat the roof and side of the window? Sarah do those A pillars have the rubber stripping?? As our older Zeds the rubber around the window and roof sealer start to deteriorate, the actual pillar cover is still perfect bar the rubber. Lots down this end of the world like this due to harsh sun and not the best quality rubber. And yes freight can be expensive, all depends on how complete the item is.

Welcome back, welcome back.............. think there was a song that went like that.

Stay Nissan, it will more than likely be more reliable than an Alfa. Welcome by the way.

Cheers Immy, really did look excellent "in person" and the owner was beaming which I'm glad about as he's a DW member and has all the gear and knows what he's talking about too...so a tough audience! Tough audiences are the most rewarding though. Maybe he learned a few new detailing tricks.

Previous Jap toy to my Z33 was an S15 Spec R (obviously not an S14, but near). So your petrol usage, will be a bit higher, being a heavier car. Basing on stock items, tyres are wider, so will be bit more expensive to replace. Not being a turbo, doesn't need to be serviced as often for general road driving. Parts, apply Nissan pricing, although we have some really good traders on here, that you can purchase most things you may need from. This topic has been well discussed on here, well running costs in general, so have a nose around the forum, lots of helpful info.

Do they come with the strips of rubber that seat the roof and side of the window?

After I posted that, I knew someone would come back with a Sphynx or a Rex. (Did you have to look up to see what a Rex was?) Now come on, a track day isn't motorsport It depends on what your interpretation is. Different language means, means different things in other countries.

Best of luck whichever number two maybe.

Welcome. Flick EH370z a pm when you've reached 5 posts, or he's bound to be along soon.

I was almost waiting for a Zebra car. Lovely work as always. Bling going on in number one.

Glad I don't live in the UK.

That's the way until you are properly used to the new baby.

Strike two, and you're in a Z. Hope this time this one is exactly how it should be. Smooth sailing.

Turbo Wax does a fantastic 3 step Headlight Restoration kit, can be done by hand as well. Easy to use. You should still mask around the area as with anything you use on the headlights, so you protect the paint. http://www.turbowax.com/prod/turbo-wax- ... ystem.html

Parenthood will do that to you Sardine.

So perhaps the moral of the story is, if you have kids, will be having kids, make sure you bring them up with good morals and values so human kind stands a chance. Even if it's your kids friends. Up bringing starts at home.

That's like asking if a cat has fur. And yes lots of us do. Track days, and rallies mostly for me.

Welcome to the forum. The traders here are going to love you, if you follow a similar line with the Z to be.

Welcome, what colour is said shiny roadster?

Repeat after me, I must post on the Z forum more, I must post on the Z forum more.

Welcome to the forum. Have fun in that roadster.

Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum. Enjoy your Azure.