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Hmm, probably not too good. But most companies, usually 7 day turn around or less from anywhere in the globe, depending on availability at the factory. I should have taken more photos. The TVR's were totally gorgeous (probably my favourite there), and there were some jaw droppingly beautiful cars, some extremely rare, and some just plain stunning. This is Concours level, so most you could eat off any panel or the engine bay. Those little Mini's did very well in the teams event as well. They're only little, but very well done.

Ever heard of the interweb?

Yes, talk about two extremes It's the incredible hulk.

Welcome Paul. Whatever you do with your 350z to be, keep us posted. Always interesting to see what others are doing to their Zeds.

Welcome. Hope you successfully move your current one on to move into Zeddydom.

Welcome!! I can see why you enjoyed those roads, looks like "fun" driving.

That's a really cool shot!!! Glad you shared it with us!!

Welcome and here's a fact that you might not know yet. In different countries the Azure has a different name. US, Australia and NZ (those are the only ones I know, it's called Daytona Blue. http://my350z.com/forum/350z-colors/232 ... -blue.html

Lol, and that's coming from a newbie, who's learnt very fast. Welcome and happy hunting. Take your time to find the right one.

Welcome to the forum. Happy hunting, and don't forget to check out the for sales here.

She looks great!! Well from what I can see under all that cotton wool. The Anniversary wheels always remind me of spiders legs arched, about to pounce. I must be colour blind, I thought you said you were searching for a Chilli.

At least it was only superficial and not chassis damage or something of the like. But still not good.

Did they just let go, or did they give you a bit of a warning?

that makes me feel so much better that you didn't know either! Men are strange creatures.............. Lol, women are from Mars and men are from Venus, or whatever it is, apparently.

Buy her a nice present, like a mod, or some nice car detailing products. My Zed and I are doing a track day on Valentine's Day.

The weather is nuts. You're all freezing and snowed in, and down this end of the world we're absolutely sweltering.

The Inner Circle. The Mustang Club did very well in the teams event, as did the Porsche Club again this year.

Warning, very photo heavy post. Not very 56k friendly. :wink: Being the very, very first ones to arrive we enjoyed watching everyone else arrive. So many stunning cars at the Fun Run on the Saturday and I didn't take nearly enough photos. Arriving at Matua Winery, a bit shady for a photo, but none the less... Then Sunday at Concours d' Elegance: The Motor-khana A few that caught my eye: Stunning TVR's 50th year anniversary of Morgan, and a large display of Morgan's. Mini Club display:

Thank you for that Martin. Lol Trev, it was positively baking and uncomfortably hot again yesterday. We were moved to that spot at the last minute, luckily the only ones in any decent shade. Well into the 30's yesterday, and very high humidity. I'll download the pics and pop them up later on this afo Kiwi time.

That is somewhat true.

Lol, there's no pleasing you guys. Very nicely turned out Z.

10/10 for bravery driving without any chains. Now if they arrive with a white jacket, you'll know why.

Looking good, not OTT. But + 1 on the tyre dressing.

A very busy weekend for us again this weekend. Last weekend we had a big show, yesterday was a fun run/trial for another show, and today was the actual big kahuna of all shows here, Concours d' Elegance. Very prestigious, that also features a moto-khana. So many stunning cars as always. TVR's, rare Merc's and Ferrari's, Jags, Aston Martins, Porsche, Lamborghini's, plus hundreds more. They were estimating over 60 millions worth of cars, perhaps an underestimation. One chap had recently been offered 750K US$ for his very rare Jag, so you can imagine the calibre of the cars. With the Masters Class supreme team winners two gorgeous old Cadillacs. Lol, no I didn't get close up shots of them, and yes you could eat of any part of the car. Lol. Here are a few pics. I haven't had time to download my pics yet. http://www.zclub.org.nz/viewtopic.php?t ... c&start=15 My favourites, which I did take pics of were the TVR's & the Aston's of course.