Craig David

I've had worse.

I'd ask Kirbz nicely and see if he's bring me in a moderate-big power car from Japan. Then get the cosmetic stuff done yourself to your taste in the UK. I've been thinking about doing this myself - but I don't really have the cash and I'll probably just try and pay off a bit of the mortgage instead.

Is it a Z31 or Z32?

Oops, sorry!

When I got my car three years ago I went for a simple Meta alarm. It's Cat 1. It doesn't have any fancy features but it's given three years with no problems at all (touch wood). I'd go for it again rather than one that closes windows, starts the engine etc.

Suffolk ZX said Clifford aren't good. My thoughts are that anay alarm's only as good as whoever fits it.

Lol - unfortunatley I have no interest in making what's under the bonnet look nice. Respect to those who do, but it's not for me.

In my experience (fitting motorbike alarms) any alarm fitted badly will be a real nightmare. But if Clifford have a bad rep it's worth avoiding them.

Are you sure it's not a just placebo effect? Maybe we could do a blind test and disconnect (or not!) the grounding kit and see if you can tell. Not that I want to harm Shrimpy's business - if we could prove these kits really are that good, he could sell millions.

Dave Jeffries - a great rider - sadly killed racing at the Ise of Man. :( He sure could ride though!

Lol - any women most welcome (other than wives / girlfriends of the blokes going). :duffer:

I'm off tomorrow on 'The Second Annual Gentelmen's Benelux Excuse Me' Basically a three day lads weekend in Amsterdam with some old mates. :dance: :duffer: :dance: :duffer: :tongue:

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=86312 An NA is probably better on fuel everywhere excpet a gentle motorway journey when a TT *might* be better due to taller gearing. But difference in the cost of owning is not that big - unless the turbos go pop. It sounds like insurance is a big factor - get on the phone to at least five companies. It's a pain but you need an accurate figure. NAs probably aren't any cheaper to insure than TTs though. And UK TTss might be cheaper than NAs (which are all imports). I think most insurance companies just pull a random figure out of their arse.

It all depends how you use them but I'd say front discs last about 50,000-60,000 miles.

Oye Vey!

I think 'Steer from the Rear' professional drift demo team used 300ZX so they must be ok for drifting. Google 'steer from the rear'

But how many Romans are there?

But if they're girls you can touch them up in the shower when they get tits. ;)

Eees makin it up as ee goes along!

Posessive pronoun so no apostrophe needed IMO. As in "The house was tall. Its roof was 80 feet in the air". The roof belongs to the house but the house is represented by a pronoun (it) so no apostrophe is used for the posessive. :tongue:

I have a webcam the size of a slim panatella

She does look like a scrubber. "The little scrubbers, they love it!" Great legs. edit - ok at grammer, not so clever with computers!

I think that would be a posessive pronoun. 'Their' refers to Jack and Jill (ie is a pronoun). When a pronoun is posessive it doesn't have an apostrophe. But I could be wrong - and yes, the tits are more interesting.

Lol - not sure Maybe "there, there's and their". I can't think where you would apply a possessive or an abbreviative apostrophe to "their". But I could be wrong.

Not sure "their's" is correct how you've used it? :tongue: