Graham S

Think you answered your own question there Chris ;) Adjustable top arms it be then.:yes:

Why have you taken the rear spoiler off Chris?

My 350z adapter brackets were from Concept Z Performance.

Series 4 (Oct.94 on) clusters are a cnut as they're a totally different unit. Replacement dial faces are a pain, especially the oil pressure gauge as it's a completely different shape. Found that out years ago unfortunately :headvswal

You mean the Virgin Racing team ;)

No it wont. The connectors are different.

Always.

Don't use shoe polish but you can use shoe leather dye. Works well.

Clever, but would be illegal in racing though as aerodynamic surfaces are not allowed to move and not much use on the street.

:happybday: Happy Birthday Bazza. :duffer: Wherever you are...................:biggrin:

Love the bottom lip on this one..........

Wow, stunning!

Yeh, had to have it. Like the add said, "Gorgeous!". Lol, no mate still here, for now. The drive is very full though. :lol:

1994 Vauxhall Cavalier - Old daily runner 2004 Vauxhall Signum - New daily runner 1995 Nissan 300zx - Weekend toy 2006 Jaguar XKR - Er, another weekend toy :cool2:

I know what you mean. The Zed feels fast even when it's just tootling around. Like driving a Go-Kart.

Nice one Chris. Good to have you back in the fold. That German reliability must be soooo boring eh?

I think there may be a Scouser that has something to do with it ;)

If the windows are steaming up that badly then it means the car is damp for some reason, probably a leak somewhere? I used to get this with my old Cavalier and used a product like the Homebase one. Worked amazingly well actually. But try to fix the actual problem not the symptom.

Rear spoiler is a Bomex Type 1, like my old one.

Rarest things on mine would probably be the illuminated '99 Spec centre panel and the full LED '99 Spec rear lights :cool:

That is bad news. Sorry to hear that fella.:( :tongue::slap:

Are we going to blame all of these on car CO2 emissions? http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/climate/uk/extremes/ Weather extremes National and UK weather records are shown in the tables below. Last updated 24 November 2008. Highest daily temperature records: England 38.5 °C 10 August 2003 Faversham (Kent) Wales 35.2 °C 2 August 1990 Hawarden Bridge (Flintshire) Scotland 32.9 °C 9 August 2003 Greycrook (Scottish Borders) Northern Ireland 30.8 °C 30 June 1976 Knockarevan (County Fermanagh) 12 July 1983 Shaw's Bridge, Belfast (County Antrim) Lowest daily temperature records: Scotland -27.2 °C 11 February 1895 Braemar (Aberdeenshire) 10 January 1982 Braemar (Aberdeenshire) 30 December 1995 Altnaharra (Highland) England -26.1°C 10 January 1982 Newport (Shropshire) Wales -23.3 °C 21 January 1940 Rhayader (Powys) Northern Ireland -17.5 °C 1 January 1979 Magherally (County Down) Highest monthly sunshine records: England 383.9 hours July 1911 Eastbourne (Sussex) Wales 354.3 hours July 1955 Dale Fort (Pembrokeshire) Scotland 329.1 hours May 1975 Tiree (Argyll & Bute) Northern Ireland 298.0 hours June 1940 Mount Stewart (County Down) Highest gust speed records (low-level sites): Scotland 123 knots (142 m.p.h.) 13 February 1989 Fraserburgh (Aberdeenshire) Northern Ireland 108 Knots (124 m.p.h.) 12 January 1974 Kilkeel (County Down) Wales 108 knots (124 m.p.h.) 28 October 1989 Rhoose (Vale of Glamorgan) England 103 knots (118 m.p.h.) 15 December 1979 Gwennap Head (Cornwall) The highest gust speed from a high level site is 150 knots (173 m.p.h.) at Cairngorm Summit (1,245 metres AMSL) on 20 March 1986. Highest 24-hour rainfall totals: England 279 mm 18 July 1955 Martinstown (Dorset) Scotland 238 mm 17 January 1974 Sloy Main Adit (Argyll & Bute) Wales 211 mm 11 November 1929 Lluest Wen Reservoir (Mid Glamorgan) Northern Ireland 159 mm 31 October 1968 Tollymore Forest (County Down) Uk rainfall records for short durations: Highest 5-minute total *32 mm 10 August 1893 Preston (Lancashire) Highest 30-minute total 80 mm 6 June 1953 Eskdalemuir (Dumfries & Galloway) Highest 60-minute total 92 mm 12 July 1901 Maidenhead (Berkshire) Highest 90-minute total 117 mm 8 August 1967 Dunsop Valley (Lancashire) Highest 120-minute total #193 mm 19 May 1989 Walshaw Dean Lodge (West Yorkshire) Highest 120-minute total #155 mm 11 June 1956 Hewenden Reservoir (West Yorkshire) Highest 155-minute total 169 mm 14 August 1975 Hampstead (Greater London) Highest 180-minute total 178 mm 7 October 1960 Horncastle (Lincolnshire) * Approximate value #Reservations about Walshaw value, Hewenden value is next highest accepted value.

Fookin-ell Stu! :shock: Makes you wonder how many are actually like that?

So true mate......................:)

I like it too :D