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Likewise - the club spirit is truly alive and well when you hear about other members going above and beyond for a fellow zedder. Nice one Dan - it's actions like this that make the club great to be a part of!! Richard:cool2:

Nice one mate!! You simply cannot beat Jeff and co for expert service on a 300zx; what Jeff and Jamie don't know about these cars isn't worth knowing I reckon!! Richard:chef:

Congrats on the new addition Gary!! That looks a stunning ZX; and whilst I love your black one, I reckon red is still the best colour for a 300zx..... Good lick with the new car matey!! Richard:thumbup1:

Very nice work mate!! Richard:batman:

Glad you had a great day Nicci; and may you both be very happy together!! Richard:chef:

LOL - only in America..........:tt2:

If it's not your discs then it could be the front tension rod bushes..... .....Jeff will definitely sort it for you next weekend mate; either with a nice set of discs or poly tension rod bushes! And all for not too much cash either..... Richard:chef:

A belated welcome to the forum mate!! Richard:cool2:

Have a great day Nicci - and congratulations to you both; I hope you are very happy together!! Get some pics up when you can.......!! Richard:flowers:

Welcome to the club mate!! Unfortunately I don't know the car in question - but good luck with your intended purchase; and you've come to the right place for 300zx advice. Richard:cool3:

It's coming on Allan - hang in there mate; it'll soon be ready! Richard:cool2:

That sounds just how I like it as well Bri.... .....but if it's not proper "hung" then just plain rare to meduim-rare. Richard:cool2:

:happybday:Happy birthday Steve - have a good day!!:happybday: Richard:chef:

Many happy returns Mikey:happybday: Richard:chef:

Welcome to the club buddy! Richard:sorcerer:

Seems a good buy Jane - and looks a hell of a lot of car for £895. As long as there's no rust and it's been properly serviced, it should be fine. If you have any Merc related questions, ask PaulC - he's a technician at a Merc dealers!! Richard:chef:

Me neither - I still prefer them from the fridge, slightly chilled! Richard:thumbup1:

Cheers Jane....! I did have one of the first shape Rav-4s a few years back and that was bullet proof! They can be bought quite cheeply now, so I'd recommend one. Richard:cool3:

Hi Jane, It depends on whether you want a "real" 4x4 or just a "soft roader." If it's just for normal everyday road driving; but with the added capability of dealing with ice and snow, then the Rav-4 is a decent choice! It drives like a car most of the time, handles well if driven "enthusiastically" and the 2 litre 16v petrol can still 30mpg+ under normal driving. Plus 0-60 is only 10.5 or so as well. We're onto our 3rd one now - I bought Julia this fully loaded 2006 (last of the old shape) XT3 last month. I quite like driving it myself...... .....plus they are extremely reliable as well:yes: Richard:chef:

Still not enough to keep you under control dave........:lol: Richard:laugh:

Could I please ask the membership to welcome Vodkashots back to the Super Moderation Team. Ian proved himself to be a good moderator previously so I'm sure he will be a welcome addition to the team once again. Well done Ian - and good luck in your new role! Regards Richard Club Secretary On behalf of The Committee

Happy birthday mate!! Richard:euro:

Here you go!! http://www.carcoon.co.uk/ Richard:chef:

Good luck with the sale Martin - it's a hell of an experience being there for the auction! I remember attending with my dad as a child when he had some Georgian porcelain items on sale.... Richard:thumbup1:

Personally I've not heard too many good things about car covers. In fact long term, there's the problem of them trapping moisture underneath and causing rust issues (eventually) anyway. So you may as well just leave it outside!! Also I've heard that the effects of the wind can cause the covers/tensioners to move and the resulting rubbing may scratch or scuff the paintwork..... However I have seen something called a "carcoon" at classic car shows though - basically it's an inflatable cocoon type thing that the car sits safely inside. Try "Googling" it........ Richard:chef: