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Rather a lot of rust on that piece of componentry. Main thing is your in one piece as is the Zeddy.

Mike, you and Bex will have to go find some lovely stately home or fence to go take Azure pics of your own now. Oh, his and hers.

Never nice to see our pets sick or suffering. Doesn't make it any easier.

Welcome to the forum. Happy hunting, take your mate with the Zed shopping with you. It all helps, and another set of observant eyes to cast over.

Welcome to the forum Rob. Why not take the bags with you when viewing a Zed for sale, then try to fit them in? If people do the golfbag test, then I'm sure they'll agree to the two bags test... Looking at the pics you posted Rob, they should fit. I'd put the longer bag behind the strut, and maybe the bigger back in front (although you might want to sort a way to secure the one in front of the strut). Or if by yourself in the car, on the floor in front of the passengers seat. I've managed to fit in a fairly big suitcase in behind the strut, lowering it in with a blanket around to protect the plastic. But as BM suggests take the bags along with you. Happy Zed hunting.

Oooh, loose tyres on pale leather. Lovely job.

Welcome. Zed looks great. Looks like you've got a good detailing eye judging by the Evo.

Enjoy the drive home.

Lol, it's the same offenders down here too.

Were you in tune Macca? So do we wish you happy birthday then Nixy or not??

Welcome to the forum. See if you can snap some pics for us, whilst you're out driving around, as you do.

Hello. Great to see the Zed hasn't strayed from home.

Welcome. We all tend to be a bit precious about our Zeds too. It's a bonus that you have a company car so you don't have to take the Zed into undesirable parking situations.

Welcome to the forum Sean. Post up the pics when you've got the keys, sounds like you've made up your mind. Main thing is the condition of the engine, running gear, panel and paint.

Awesome!!! Another sprinkle!! Welcome Karen. Oh, check in over at www.zchickz.com too. It's a small, very friendly female owned and run forum.

Just what I was thinking. Very nice!

Just like a bought one.

Quite and adventure, oops I meant work. Fab pics. Especially the last one.

"0-168mph in 4.1secs, and 0-215mph in 6.6secs" What a weapon. Imagine the G forces pushing you back into the seat.

You just need new batteries.

You should also try and keep to names that might help you on search engines too, ie, pertaining to your industry. (Said more a loud for those that are thinking of ideas).

Adds to the challenge. Or something like that.

Hey Tim, slightly off topic, but I finally used those brushes I purchased from you earlier this year. I have to say that Vikan wheel brush is absolutely fabulous (not really used the others yet - lol the Zed is always too clean). The length of the brush is great, long enough to reach the back of the rims (in the situation you don't have the time to take the wheels off), the bristles seem to loosen grime nicely - not too long and with the varying length. Best wheel brush I've used so far, even given the number of cars I've pro-detailed and show details I've done. Big

Nice job Ho. Noticed a bit of headlight hazing in one of the pics. My favourite for headlight haze eradication is Turbo Wax Headlight Restoration kit. Very effective and gentle at the same time. http://www.turbowax.com/prod/turbo-wax- ... ystem.html

Prefer hard top cars, but that's a lovely looking Massa.