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Solar Orange, chewits, whatever you want to call it.

Thanks I'm trying to limit my face hunting, it's a bit weird innit Would we say that?! Anyway, the headlights/eye, Nissan burger/nose, grill/mouth.

That white R35 took off like a rocket, go the 4wd! Watching a rally stage over here a couple of months back, the the r35's were mental off the line. Ok, so they are very heavily modified ones.

Nice flake pop too. Don't forget to detail the rims, or they might feel left out.

You must be a keen detailer only being after a black Z.

Do a pedal dance to get the fault code.

We have a few pure track 370's over here, mostly FI'd. Not heard about any fuel starvation. Two in particular, usually have blistering track times and overtake, anything and everything in front of them. So the cars are really being pushed hard, and thrown around. One of the circuits has a few fast stretches and one severe, dropping hairpin, so a real test on a car: http://www.hamptondowns.com/pages/65/circuit-map.htm

Hope you've got some sunblock for that poor Zedley, so he doesn't go too crispy brown.

Enjoy the extra torque!

Welcome!!!

Go for it! Ka is a much better doggy transporter.

Tidy.

Welcome to the forum Shel. Don't mind the boys, they haven't had their tablets yet. What gives you that idea?!

Don't they look good together.

Oooh, nice pic!! No face though.

Sad that you sold, but great that you sold as was in all it's loveliness.

That's pretty much what one of my friends said about his. Had his Zed for track work. The Evo, only a couple of years old now, "fast tin can", not nice to drive. His words.

Hope the next Zed will be a keeper.

Congratulations. Don't delay and get the ripper trained up in Zedding.

Hmm Ultra Yellow, Custard, whatever you call it. You've been very busy.

Goodness, another man down. Get better soon.

Nice garage full of toys.

The two black babies look great together. Sometimes persistence pays off.

Did anyone mention the lineage of the Z going all the way back to 1970's???!!! Or if you want to be technical, and go back to the Fairlady Roadsters of the 60's.

10 hours a day detailing on average for 7 days I'm glad that I'll be going on holiday when I get back to recover! Know how you feel.