steve burns

todays updated list 1.Andy 2.Saz 3.Funkyboogaloo 4.Lisaf 5.Wow300 6.nickz32 7. Zogg 8. Lets drift 9. Kim 10. Zx-eyes 11. Croeso 12. Legrath 13. Snowygt (he'll need a wee) 14. madmarco 15. Jambtee 16. Wozzer 17. j1mmytt 18. znut+wife+daughter 19. krsmayo 20. snowygt 21. twinturbotez 22. IanL 23. Joely P 24. FunkySi 25. Stevie007 +wife+son 26. nellys300zx 27. DCarey 28. ck300z +his brother 29. yassa 30. Tulip 31. Car mad 32. Sussex Stu 33. Steve Burns 34. Arkwright plus shop 35. Datsun Dave 36. Rob Gaskin 37. Mr Ex & Jr 38. Nidge74 39. Jak 40. Phil E 41. martinmac 42. M350ZB 43. Lexx 44. TranceManDann 45. Sussex Stu 46. Gezz 47. Zed2k +family 48. Mark, Jill & Jay 49. Radron + wife +daughter 50. Me + Mrs + Abi and Paige 51. cheshire 300 zx + 2 Sons 52. Smithy

And what have we here A car that looks nothing like a Z32 but what is that Kaminari doing in the background

So easy to find off the M25 onto the A127 towards Basildon you can't miss it as it is actually on the A127

Hey big man hope you have a greatday

1. Joel (Joely P) - nr Stansted, Essex - Jap Manual TT LWB - Anywhere on earth! 2. Paul (300_zedx) - nr Rochester Kent - Jap Auto TT LWB - Anywhere 3. Stu (yassa) - chatham,kent - Jap Auto TT LWB - Anywhere within reason 4. Ant (Ant_300zx) - Basildon, Essex - Jap Manual TT LWB - Anywhere Just because I aint got a 300 don't mean I should be missed out 3. Steve (steve burns) - Greenford Middlesex- Pah 280ZX - Anywhere

1. Joel (Joely P) - nr Stansted, Essex - Jap Manual TT LWB - Anywhere on earth! 2. Paul (300_zedx) - nr Rochester Kent - Jap Auto TT LWB - Anywhere 3. Steve (steve burns) - Greenford Middlesex- Pah 280ZX - Anywhere

There is a Z meet On the 4th January at the Halfway House on the A127 from 12 o'clock onwards and also on mostly the first Sunday of each month. The 350z guys have now decided to join in at this as well changing their location from the Thurrock Services to the Halfway House

Z Club Drag Challenge 2009 Provisional dates for Drag Challenge and associated events - any comments gratefully received, but please be aware that the Santa Pod calendar is now full of marque specific days and GTi type events which we can't easily fit into. All dates for Santa Pod: 8th March - Test & Tune day, gathering of friends, bench racing sessions in the cafe etc. Not a points scoring round. Round 1: 5th April Round 2: 17th May Round 3: 4th July (Saturday) Round 4: 23rd August Round 5: 6th September Round 6: 11th October Rain-off Contingency Round: 17th October (Saturday) JapShow 1: 21st June JapShow 2 Finale: 4th October Drag Challenge rules same as last year - copy available from Mike Feeney on request. No sponsorship or cash prizes announced for this year - trophies to the winners. Overall Championship winner steps up from Class win and appropriate Class win goes to runner-up in Class.

The heads fine its the arse after the curry that is worrying LOL

LOL It was enormous but over all the years of misuse it has now worn away And this is me looking to see where it has gone

cheerz guys No stellas for me tonight just a few cobras at the Brilliant restaurant in Southall:duffer::duffer::duffer::duffer:

I first subscribed when donations were asked for (as a one off LOL) even though I don't own a Z32 as I love all aspects of the Z Range and wanted to help in supporting something I enjoy When it became a yearly subscription Jesus it is only £15 to help keep a club running and have paid ever since A True Z Enthusiast will always pay a small subscription fee no matter what car they own and what club their main interests lie And Its MY Birthday Today

We had a Mark Bowers visit the Z Club site back in 2005 but no other details User name madmark Doubt if it the same person Athene not sure if he may have used same user name here

Hey Mark there is a skill in using one of these Nice to see you now qualify for the Zimmer Club Have a great Day matey

F**K the knob heads they are very few and far between when you meet them A lot of the perception of knob headedness is the curse of the internet as you can't see the face of the person who is hiding behind a keyboard bring back personal meetings and the use of that funny thing called a phone Don't do anything with out taking a step back and being certain that is the correct way for you to go God I sound like a gibbering idiot LOL but I know what I want to say even if it don't come over right (Same post as posted elsewhere)

Nah no worries his toes are too small Derek was trying to get some for members and was the most viable he could find Will continue the list though for the ones he can get for £2 ish to see if we can get to the 100 mark martinmac x20 JakTheRuby x2 Steve Burns x5 vpulsar x 10

Please copy and paste to add your name to the list to confirm you want any together with the numbers martinmac x20 JakTheRuby x2 Steve Burns x5

@£3.20 a throw and 80p postage= £4 :shock:and then on top an actual tax disk holder is needed as well

quite a good idea that as it would open the areas to market to and then I would have 5 as well

Put out to pasture yesterday when I was made redundant from housing developer 25 out of 48 that were left after the last round of lay offs through the firm also gone didn't matter that I had appointments in new owners homes upto the beginning of February One guy left there now to cover all the after sales down from 4 to 1 in the last three months he is going to be a busy boy now

Think at some time soon if you not careful you may find yourself sectioned:eek:

Heres a guide of what to do at the bottom of the thread in highlighted in red if you did get a section 59 The Legislation: Section 59 Police Reform Act 2002 states that - Where an officer has reasonable grounds for believing that a motor vehicle is being used in a manner which contravenes Road Traffic Act Section 3 (Careless Driving) OR Section 34 (Driving elsewhere than on a road) AND also the manner of use of the vehicle is causing or has been causing or is likely to cause, alarm distress or annoyance to members of the public, Section 59 can be used to:- initially give a written warning (valid for twelve months) (commonly called a Section 59 Notice) and on a subsequent occasion to seize the vehicle. (it will probably end up in the crusher, or may be ransomed back to the owner) A constable in uniform has the power to order the person driving to stop the vehicle, to seize and remove the vehicle, to enter any premises on which the officer has reasonable grounds for believing the motor vehicle to be and to use reasonable force. Seizure can made only if a warning has been given, or believed to have been given, or if a warning is clearly being ignored. So, usually it's a two-stage process - a warning or notice first, seizure if you persist or repeat. Full text of Police Reform Act section 59 here. Section 3 Road Traffic Act – 3. If a person drives a motor vehicle on a road without due care and attention, or without reasonable consideration for other persons using the road, he is guilty of an offence. (Examples are – wheel spinning, skidding, revving engine excessivly, handbrake turns etc) Section 34 Road Traffic Act (extract) – 34.—(1) Subject to the provisions of this section, if without lawful authority a person drives a mechanically propelled vehicle (a) on to or upon any common land, moorland or land of any other description, not being land forming part of a road, or (b) on any road being a Footpath, Bridleway or restricted byway, he is guilty of an offence. (So you may only drive on a 'road' - including BOATs. Note that using a Private road without permission is NOT a s.34 offence, it is a trespass, unless it happens to also be a Public Footpath etc.) (2) It is not an offence under this section to drive a motor vehicle on any land within fifteen yards of a road, being a road on which a motor vehicle may lawfully be driven, for the purpose only of parking the vehicle on that land. (For younger readers that's about 15m, but ONLY for parking) Enforcement Issues: This legislation includes mechanically propelled vehicles, not intended or adapted for use on the road (minimotos etc.), as well as road-legal motors. Section 3 RTA will include car parks that are open to the public – and other areas where the public would be expected to have access. The powers cannot be exercised unless the driver is BOTH using the vehicle anti-socially AND is committing either the section 3 or the section 34 offence. Someone driving in a way that might be considered anti-social but not committing either of these offences is not liable to having his vehicle seized, nor is someone committing a different motoring offence. Nor is someone driving sensibly on a Footpath - though of course they are still liable to 'ordinary' prosecution under s.34 RTA. Note that the officer at the time of the warning only has to have ‘reasonable grounds’ for believing that one of the offences has been committed, e.g. a believable report. It may transpire later that this is or was not the case, hence the guidelines below. The warning is given to both the driver and the vehicle. This means that if either are subsequently stopped then a seizure may take place even if another driver is in the original vehicle, or the original driver is another vehicle….. be warned! The warning may be verbal, with paperwork to follow, or forms filled in on the spot. In either case the constable must make it clear what is happening. Recommended Actions: At the ‘scene’: Firstly remain calm and polite. Getting hot under the collar may only lead to further offences (Public Order Act or Obstruction ). Establish what offence you have committed for the officer to initiate a Section 59 Warning or Seizure. It may be prudent to carry a print of the above legislation to discuss with the officer – many officers give out warnings because they have had a report of Nuisance vehicles but do not understand the legislation in its entirety. Ask if the officer intends to prosecute for the offence committed (some forces have a local policy to prosecute). Remember s.59 only applies if you may have already committed an offence, which could be prosecuted for anyway. Ask the officer for his force number/collar number, name, station and name of his area Commander. Ask for a copy of any paperwork you are asked to sign. Do not be argumentative! But do know your onions – are you on a BOAT, UCR, private road etc and is the officer aware of its status? Subsequent action: If you have clearly done something wrong and are being prosecuted – get a solicitor…. If you have received a Section 59 warning and are unsure why, or feel that it was unjust or issued inappropriately then you need to establish your position. Write to the Area Commander at the police station/area that the warning was issued and establish exactly what offence you committed (ie. Section 3 or 34) and what action is being taken. If you know they are prosecuting you then ask for Disclosure (this may be best done through a solicitor). Disclosure will be a pack of documents outlining the Prosecution case and should include witness statements, the officers statement, video copies and such like. This will give you a picture of the case against you in order to fight your corner. Often at this stage a correctly worded letter or defence statement may negate any summons or court appearance if the warning was issued incorrectly or inappropriately. Keep to the facts and do not rant and rave about your thoughts on the local constabulary….

claire at elite has asked for list of who will be there List so far Mr F 350Z tracking and camber Steve Burns front tracking Paulzx wheel alignment Stevie007 wheels Reddell 300 alignment(?) M350ZB roast350z John Rigby alignment Paul Wrangle NI5MNO-Daron

Shame it is so slow though As it is being sold without the V8 engine in fact shame it is being sold without an engine

Been on ebay as a continuous rolling plug for I believe The old Dan Perkins show room for at least 18 months now Not a serious item just a leader to there showrooms