Z32dave

The Oz Zed site "aus300zx.com" has just started a GroupBuy for this conversion.

Signed.................The best, most exciting, last five laps I've seen on F1 for yonks....racing as it should be. HAMILTON WON FAIR AND SQUARE!!!!!

Well I sold my '91 Y reg Mondeo diesel estate a few months ago for £3k.....I must have been lucky!

I don't fancy your chances too highly. I have a similar 'challenge' but in reverse. I have a 1995 (series 4) with Jap clocks and have been trying to fit replacement but the earlier versions are TOTALLY different, both mechanically and electrically. I obtained wiring diagrams for both and its impossible to convert them due to many differences such as airbags etc. I looked at many alternative ways to do the conversion but finally gave up.

What he says! My Zed failed MoT for the same reason and I did what he said!

If you are walking through an area that is likely to have wild lions, or any other large wild animal for that matter, make sure that you take a companion with you that cannot run very fast............do I have to say more?:rofl::rofl:

If you are walking through an area that is likely to have wild lions, or any other large wild animal for that matter, make sure that you take a companion with you that cannot run as fast as you............do I have to say more?

I'd prefer a coastal meet as I don't get too many opportunities to be at the seaside:) (Would also be better for Scotty?) But anywhere in the SC area would suit me fine.

But of course:bow::o...........but just to be sure, I've found the details on "theaa.com" web site and it confirms that pre-2001 cars are not affected.:D

I've looked at a few web sites and none of them mention that the new rates only apply to post 2001! What website will give me ALL the correct information?

Are you sure about this? If so how will our Zeds be taxed?

Does anyone know what road tax we will be paying next year? It's going to be based on CO2 emissions and will be up to £440 per year! What are the emission figures for an N/A and a TT?

Have a great one, Athene :dance::duffer::nana2::duffer::dance:

Wozzer's a great driver. He drove my Zed last year on a SC meet as I wanted to know if he considered it "O.K." - He gave it a clean bill of health....great driver.....great guy. (Where've you been lately you old soak...haven't seen you on forum or meets for ages!)

That's strange, it's now working OK so everything seems hunkydorey!

I've got similar problems, when I use ctrl+f5 it corrects the current screen but when I go to a new page the problem comes back!!!

It's not really my scene, Paul...........at 69 I can't run around any more like I used to. You are getting interest from other regions though, so I'm sure you'll have a great day.

I agree..........When are you coming back, Athene?

The wipers are alloy actually, not chrome, but I agree they don't look too brilliant on the dark coloured Zed...........although they look pretty cool on my silver Zed. The arms need to be painted silver to match the blades, that would make them look much better (IMHO).

Although I feel really sorry for your mate, what a wally keeping such a large amount of cash in the house........isn't that what banks are for!

I've owned one or two:- 1. 1956 - Royal Enfield - Model ‘G’ - Motorcycle - HRX 926 - Black 2. 1958 - Triumph - Tiger 100 ‘Sports’ - Motorcycle - FGL 287 – Metallic Light Blue 3. 1960 - Ford – Zephyr Six MkI – Saloon Car – MDD 297 – 1953 - Black 4. Wolsley – 15/60 – Saloon Car – 7257 HA – 1962? – Cream over Light Blue 5. Wolsley – 15/60 – Saloon Car - ??? ??? – 19?? – Light Blue over Dark Blue 6. Morris – Minor – Saloon Car - MDD ??? – 19?? – Black 7. Opel – Kapitan – Saloon Car LHD – YLM 62 – Black 8. Opel – Kapitan – Saloon Car LHD - ??? ??? – Black – For Spares 9. Wolsley – 16/60 – Saloon Car – 2476 MW – Light Green 10. Renault – Floride – Sports Convertible - ??? ??? – Metallic Bronze 11. Renault – Floride – Sports Convertible - ??? ??? – Yellow 12. Renault – Floride – Sports Convertible - ??? ??? – Yellow 13. Ford – Zephyr Four MkIII – Saloon Car - ??? ??? – White 14. Ford – Zephyr Four MkIV – Saloon Car – GHB 18H – 1970 – Metallic Brown 15. 1977 - Vauxhall – Victor FE – Estate Car – AWV 732L – 1974 – Yellow 16. Jaguar – XJ12 Auto – Saloon Car – TLT 54M – 1974 – Mustard/Brown Vinyl Roof 17. Rover – 3500 V8 Sdi – Saloon Car – PBM 167W - 19?? – Metallic Silver 18. Citroen – ZX? – Saloon Car – DAD 302K - 19?? – White 19. Toyota – Carina – Saloon Car – CHR 765V – 1980 – White 20. Renault – 25 GTS – Saloon Car – C288 PCF – 1986 – Maroon 21. Renault – 25 TX – Saloon Car – F??? OFT – 1989 – Metallic Light Blue 22. Renault – 25 TXE – Saloon Car – H803 DUR – 1990 – Dark Blue 23. Renault – 25 TXI Auto – Saloon Car – J341 RRW – 1991 – White 24. 1995 - Spartan – Kit Car – MGTC look-alike – TNN 91R – 1979 – White 25. 1996 - Kawasaki – CSR 1000 – Motorcycle – OHR 762X – 1982 – Black – U.S.A. Import 26. 1998 - Citroen – XM Onyx – Saloon Car – M589 FUT – 1994 – Metallic Green 27. 1998 - Toyota – Celica – Sports Coupe – D626 OOL – Mar1987 – White 28. 1999 - Toyota – Celica – Sports Coupe – J468 FHT – 1991 – Metallic Blue 29. 2000 - MG – BGT – Sports Car – MOU 815R – 1976 – White 30. 2000 - Vauxhall – Carlton 2000GL – Saloon Car – C321 RDP – 1986 – Metallic Silverblue 31. 2001 – Renault – Laguna – Estate – S846 JGM – 1998 – White 32. 2001 – Rover – 820Si – Five Door – H956 CJR – 1991 – Metallic Grey 33. 2001 – Renault – Savanna – GTX – Estate – H168 BBU – Mid-Grey 34. 2001 – Peugeot – 405 - GTX – Estate – H125 FKN – Metallic Biege 35 2002 – Vauxhall – Frontera – 2.2 16v – Estate – N137 YKM – BR Met.Green 36. 2002 – Toyota – Celica – GT Sports Coupe – G447 AAN (G472 DJK) – White 37. Toyota – Celica – GT Sports Coupe – F698 TLW – White 38. 2003 - Volvo – S80 – W142 TJH 39. 2003 - Ford – Mondeo – Ghia X – 2.0 Diesel Turbo– Estate - Y544 TBL – Silver 40. 2004 - Renault – CamperVan – H961 SSS 41. 2005 - Porsche – Boxster – V365 EGM – 1999 - Silver 42. 2006 - Nissan – 300zx – N/A – Manual – 1989 – G689 TBD - Silver 43. 2006 - Nissan – 300zx – N/A – Manual – 1995 - M284 TAB - Silver 44. 2006 - Transit – CamperVan – F830 SBF 45. 2006 - Transit – Van for spares – M335 KCG - White 46. 2006 - Renault – Laguna – Estate – Silver 47. 2008 - Renault - Laguna - Estate - Maroon - BN05 GJZ 48. ???? Thames – 7 cwt. Van – Maroon 49. ???? Ford – 10 cwt. Diesel Transit Van – Red 50. ???? Bedford – 30 cwt. Diesel Luton Van – Maroon

The guy in the first photo looks like me and he's just swapped the lambo for an icecream........he's got a good deal I reckon:rofl::rofl::rofl:

Don't know if it's relevant but, when I was a youngster (that's more than a few years ago) we were told that introducing water into the carburettor intake would run the engine cooler with less carbon build-up and also increase fuel consumption. We would use a wick submerged in a can of water and then fitted between the air filter and the carburettor intake. I'm not really sure whether it did what was claimed or not, but it was quite a popular mod at the time (late 1950's)

Even better, I managed to get discount and only had to pay £12.57 - they are being fitted Wednesday morning by same garage that did the MoT so I should be okey-dokey by lunchtime. Thanks everyone for your help (freely given as usual.......what a great club this is).