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Congratulations Dave, just confirmed with 2K. PeterC is also out so looks like we'll see PaulSWZ on the track! Updated list - Confirmed track time - 1 datsun dave x 2 2 Rob Gaskin x 2 3 GTR-240Z x 2 4 jonbills x 2 5 madmarco x 2 6 Steve Francis x 2 7 Geoff Gale x 2 8 Handle x 2 9 Charlie Boy x 2 10 Bantambunny x 2 11 Russ x 2 12 Nickz32 x2 13 Wow300X x 2 14 zboyglos x 2 15 ianl x 2 (unless the morning one is very early in which case just the afternoon) 16 zedboy x 2 17 Zogg x 2 18 Murt x 2 19 Legrath x 2 20 PaulSWZ x 2 Track time canceled - Zed2k x 2 SMW1 x 2 Peter C 300zxtt x2 Track time waiting list - 1 yassa 2 MattDaKav 3 twoforty 4 rat 5 gubby111 6 pjinhouse 7 keano 8 9ball paul Stand pass and admission - Cheshire 300zx (Z area only) Triumph (Z area only)350z-uk Off to a good start, 24 cars and counting!

The list so far - Confirmed track time - 1/ datsun dave x 2 2/ Rob Gaskin x 2 3/ Zed2k x 2 4/ GTR-240Z x 2 5/ jonbills x 2 6/ madmarco x 2 7/ Steve Francis x 2 8/ Geoff Gale x 2 9/ Handle x 2 10/ Charlie Boy x 2 11/ Bantambunny x 2 12/ SMW1 x 2 (Cancelled) 13/ Russ x 2 14/ Nickz32 x2 15 Wow300X 2 16/ zboyglosx2 17/ ianl x2 (unless the morning one is very early in which case just the afternoon) 18/ Peter C 300zxtt x2 19/ zedboy x2 20/ Zogg x 2 21/ Murt now takes SMW1s place Track time waiting list - 22/ Legrath 23/ Paul@swz 24/Cheshire 300zx (Z area only) 25/ yassa 26/ MattDaKav 27/ twoforty 28/ rat 29/ gubby111 30/ pjinhouse 31/ keano 32/ 9ball paul 33/ Triumph (Z area only)350z-uk Tickets only - 1. 2. 3. PM's on the way...

The one and only Japfest is coming soon! JDM Allstars and Driftworks Drift displays, all day track time, 2500 cars on display, and a masive retail area determined to seperate you from your hard earned cash. I will be your contact for tickets and track time, post on this thread if you are interested and I will PM or email you with payment details. Official website - Japfest 2009 - Home - Japanese performance car show and track day Discounted Prices - Dont miss it!

That's a shame, I had formed a slight attachment to your Z after spilling a bit of blood on it... Anyway like your new ride also, see you around!

Problem was the French sub is always in reverse! Makes it tougher to see where your going....

Do I have faith? Yes. Do I want to debate the existance of God on a car forum? Not a chance.

No problem bud! Always good to someone standing up for their country rather than tearing it down! RESPECT :bow:

Lots of History around "God save the Queen". Dont quite understand how anyone could be offended by it's use, I think it shows a respect for our heritage. I must admit when I first moved to the UK and heard God save the Queen I was a bit shocked that a song I so closely identified with America was based on the British National anthem. Now if people want to use this as an excuse to have another go at Americans then bring it on! As an American living in the UK I am used to taking the abuse and am happy to respond in kind. Some key facts - "God Save the King" was the first song to be used as a national anthem, although the Netherlands' national anthem, Het Wilhelmus, is older. Its success prompted a number of imitations, notably in France and, later, Germany. Both commissioned their own songs to help construct a concrete national(ist) identity. The first German national anthem used the melody of "God Save the King" with the words changed to Heil dir im Siegerkranz, and sung to the same tune as the UK version. The tune was either used or officially adopted as the national anthem for several other countries, including those of Russia (until 1833) and Switzerland (Rufst Du, mein Vaterland or O monts indépendants, until 1961). Molitva russkikh, considered to be the first Russian anthem, was also sung to the same music. It is also the melody to the United States patriotic hymn "America" (also known by its first line, "My Country, 'Tis of Thee"), and was played during the Presidential Inauguration parade of President George W. Bush on 20 January, 2001 and sung by Aretha Franklin prior to the inauguration of Barack H. Obama on 20 January, 2009. In Iceland it is sung to the poem of Eldgamla Ísafold. The tune is also used as Norway's royal anthem entitled Kongesangen, and was used for the Swedish royal anthem between 1805 and 1893, entitled Bevare gud vår kung. The tune is still used as the national anthem of Liechtenstein, Oben am jungen Rhein. When England played Liechtenstein in a Euro 2004 qualifier, the same tune was therefore played twice, causing some minor confusion. The melody of "God Save the King" has been, and continues to be, used as a hymn tune by Christian churches in various countries. The United Methodists of the southern United States, Mexico, and Latin America, among other denominations (usually Protestant), play the same melody as a hymn. The Christian hymn "Glory to God on High" is frequently sung to the same tune, as well as an alternative tune that fits both lyrics. Use in other Commonwealth countries "God Save the King/Queen" was exported around the world via the expansion of the British Empire, serving as each country's national anthem. Throughout the Empire's evolution into the Commonwealth of Nations, the song declined in use in most states which became independent. In some countries it remains as one of the official national anthems, such as in New Zealand,[35] or as an official royal anthem, as is the case in Canada, Australia, Jamaica and the Isle of Man, Tuvalu, to be played during formal ceremonies involving national royalty or vice-royalty; in Australia, the song has standing through a Royal Proclamation issued by Governor-General Sir Ninian Stephen on 19 April 1984.[36] Two or three bars form a part of the Vice Regal Salute played either for Governors-General, Governors, or Lieutenant-Governors. The National Anthem of the United Kingdom is also used in all British Overseas Territories.

Bought mine for £100 with a small tear on the drivers bolster but otherwise in good condition.

Gave you a wave as I went by on my GSXR. You had custom taillights, two round lens on each side. Car looked great in the sunshine!

I get 250 - 350 miles in my N/A depending on how I drive it. Something is seriously wrong with yours, I cant believe your emissions are OK. Get to a good Z mechanic it will cost you less than 2 tanks of fuel to get the problem identified.

Favorite Engine bay - (A Carbing brace would make it 100% perfection) Favorite Z - And of course, no list would be complete without this Z -

I'm booked and ready to rock! :nana2:

Well, I didn't get my own HB thread, but I'm not bitter ... :mad: Anyway, make it a great one James!

Lissssaaaaaa! :nana2::nana2::nana2: Happy Birthday fellow Capricorn, make it a good one!

Yea, and that's just me! Thanks all! Now get out and enjoy the sunny day I arranged for all of you!

Make that four! Dont do it Andy, you'll always regret it. I'm sure something will change soon and you will find another solution.

Half way though installing new heater matrix, will reinstall the dash tomorrow. Next up will be a lightened flywheel, clutch, lightened pullies, single piece prop shaft, and may remove the AC. Everything should be done before the first meets of 2009.

Agreed, that is one fine lookin Z!

Thats amazing Nick, great Job! So, when your coming around to my place?

Brake light out?

Happy Birthday bud, make it a good one!

Enjoying a cold one in Malta - :D

Between Warminster and Radstock, south of Bath.

I'm up for this but may be a little too close to the Amsterdam run... Unless we combine them into one massive road trip!