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Oh, so do tell what spec and colour "LUSH" No.2. is!!!!

Welcome and congratulations, enjoy that Azure.

Interesting paint on the RX7.

Looks great! What's the funny domey shaped building?

Looks fantastic! Shiny as! Think that's the first time I've seen a Sunset with colour coded door handles, actually looks really cool.

When you have dramas with your car, always makes you wonder, but when it's good it's great. Haha, I should tell those over here that have had their Zeds for 20, 30 or even 40 years from new. They are definitely Zed enthusiasts. Will be many in the Zclub UK the same too. Understand what you're saying though.

Nice to have all those receipts from the previous owner. Happy Zedding.

They looks stunning together!! Rosie's semi twin. Here's a bit of useless info for you. In Kiwiland this colour is called Bordeaux.

That in general is incorrect. Granted Briggs and Stratton make some cheap engines that are sometimes mated to cheap chassis's (sometimes plastic) for the likes of B&Q, but equally Briggs and Stratton make expensive engines that can be found on the more professional/expensive mower. I got one for my dad last year that was the best part of £500 and that as a Briggs engine on it at 190cc and its a corking engine very powerful. Thank you for saying that, you saved me. We've always had a good run from our B & S's. One of our mowers, has done over 300 hours, that's a lot of mowing, and it's still running strong, always serviced properly, admittedly it's more your professional type mower. Had similar from our others too. Reasonably engineered, but like most things they're designed by boffins, that don't have much practical working/usage knowledge. Our ones are all made in Aussie. As with most things in life, you get what you pay for.

Hope Zedley arrives on time for you.

How long does that paint last that when it comes into contact with skin, under certain light it glows blue????

Happy birthday Nix! Make the most of it!!!

Track toy to be?

It certainly does. Great that people are saving them. Great pics, thank you for sharing.

If you have to get someone in to mow the lawn, factor in, they have to buy and maintain the mower/s & equipment, time to get to your place from the previous, and the physical time to mow, it's all time. No idea what the going rate over there. It certainly is. Great machines.

Let's put it like this, the 276 dipstick is wonky.

Oh wow, the excitement of the week ahead. How do you know it belonged to a former member?

Haha, it's not really. Just a wee flight across the ocean. Next time you head here, come in our summer, Feb or there abouts, stacks of events on, you might even manage some more sight seeing. +1 Great Pics Was an absolute mission on that corner, as it's a very fast bit of road, you have to try and lock on and pan with it, to get the shot.

Even if those stock pads and rotors are quite pricey.

Welcome to the forum Annie. Because there's just a sprinkling of us, in comparison to the general populous of the forum.

Welcome and congratulations on the Sunset. Hope you get those small niggles sorted without any hassle.

That's not too bad. Probably long enough to get a basic grip of each car.

I'd say he's actually very lucky, he's still walking and talking given no cage or harnesses.

Congratulations Rabbit Stew & Jayne!!!! So have your mates come up with any weird old traditions for the bride and groom yet?? Tarred and feathered yet???

Positively posh. Neat colour wheels.