pete shrimp

People always use that sound-a-like, must be much heavier detting than I've heard to sound like that :confused: Maybe we should do an FAQ with a wav file attached ;) Any volunteers? :D

some sort of agreement the leading japanese manufacturers had

Detting sounds like arcing electricity, only more crackly.

Yeah its cack weather anyway so I'd wait til you're 25 :)

Awww cheers Scott :o :duffer:

Simple... 1) Advertise manual zed for sale 2) Break it when tyre-kickers offering £3k piss you off 3) Buy an auto zed 4) Rejoice in your new best quarter mile time ;)

:rofl: Bet he was gutted when he saw you in the zed! :D:D:D

LOL How right you are :D:D As a reward to James you can look after some bits for him :)

:rofl: Been busy have we? :D

Jeez! Glad you're ok after that, couldv'e been nasty. As a reward to James you can look some bits for him :D;)

Better than 300ZX braking I bet ;) Only the rev1 model has the weakness with brakes/suspension.

LOL Jock :D Cheers boys, I guess that means it's always open for negotiation

What bits do people expect to come with it? Cheers Pete

Cheers Aaron, its a .co.uk, I'll take the plunge and click:D

Nice Steve :cool: Yeah I like 'em, bought another last year hehe :D Tight handling and can be ragged all day and never complain... bit like the mrs...

Done Cos :) Great idea, hope we can get him something good with this :cool: Ref line is too sort so I've abbrev'd a bit ;)

All the best Rich and good luck :)

Shut it Andy before you post :D:D:D

Fook knows lol, I liked it at the time :D Trying to find the thread on barryboys but failing...

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Just got an email from lycos saying my site has had over 800 hits in the past month. I noticed it linked an old simple site I set up a few years back, originally for picture hosting but I added a few links and bits about my interests including my mondeo at the time... It had a few "subtle" mods, and has now been posted up on barryboys.co.uk :rolleyes: Class!!! Fook knows how they found the site as I havent touched it etc for years. Well I was poor and pennyless! :D:D Go on then... heres the site: http://members.lycos.co.uk/peteredgar/ :D Check out the two new guestbook entries :rofl:

I know the guy who does the chromed bits in the US, he's a decent chap, been in touch since he bought a grounding kit earlier this year. Did me my leather trimmed cupholders too. :cool:

Cheers Gio :D Doesnt stop them being :xxx: tho :p

Oh yeah - your mate hasn't paypalled yet

Hi mate I spent an hour after work ravaging my headlamp panel this evening :( Couldn't get the bonnet open though, I need more time and light. The cable is moving the catch but the bonnet isnt releasing :confused: I will send you your rad hose back and sort the hard pipe out after I'm back a week on the 30th, as I'm off first thing tomorrow. Fooking hands are stinging like like big stingythings :( Note to self, wear gloves next time you attack fibreglass. Any ideas on opening the bonnet would be appreciated from anyone :) The bonnet is a nice vented one so I dont want to damage it. Reaching the catch is made all the more difficult by the SS headlamp panel :rolleyes: Can the bonnet catch assembly be unbolted from through the headlamp panel hole? Cheers Pete