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Happy birthday mate, have a good day :D:D

looks better mate :) will some of the smaller scuffs not fade with some good compound? maybe worth a try!

So you have got a car in mind now then Baz? is it Japanese????

Yes mate the forum mainly caters for the Z32 but we have members with other Z's etc, oh and got your pm, but must log out now will check when home :) chris

Welcome to the club mate and a very nice z33 you have there !!!!, enjoy the forum :D Just to say though i have had to edit your initial post slightly as registered users are not allowed to sell through the forum, you will need to be subscribed well worth it though. Chris ;)

and another lol..... white 300zx (with large spoiler) heading away from fountains roundabout just only caught a glimpse from my window at work,

From what i got from the police direct when asking the same question, As long as it's booked in at a mot station you (should) be covered to drive it to and from the staion but only for the test, i did try and get further clarification on the word should, but the lady i spoke to seemed unable to say, so maybe insurance would be best just what i have heard when asking Chris

Lol and congrats on the Z being back on the road mate, enjoy!! Chris

Lookig good mate :) :)

Hi mate, it looked fine and i was not the only person rubber necking from the bus lol, we shall have to arrange a little meet one day Chris

Has only ever said that to me mate if there is no msg underneath the quote or its been mixed in with the quote by mistake hth Chris

The side lights incorparated in your fog's can be changed to operate at the side of your indicators and then you can remove the fog lights not sure on other aftermarket kits for fitment etc (just going on mine with a standard front) Chris

Same here only well only two issue while i owned it. (1) The drivers side wiper just all of a sudden one night went slack and stopped on the screen, easy fix a day or so later at a garage, Porsche wanted to order the whole set up though!! (2) While doing a job on the car the old garage i used found a split in an auto pipe near the pot (at the rear i think?) again Porsche wanted to order the whole pipe kit costing a fortune, but we found a supplier that made the same size and spec pipes for a company i would not have even thought about, and got it sorted for much less :thumbup1: Chris :)

I think if i still went down the Porsche Route it would of been the 928 or maybe the 968 (one day)

Saw you today waiting at the junction to turn left in to Chester from near Halfords on the Greyhound Park around 16:20, looked standard but nice!! Anyone from here?

They both look great mate, love the tt though!!!!

I was intreaged also! :rofl:

Indeed it was mine was only the lux model though still a great car though i just love the look of some of the older model's Unsure to be honest Bri, i believe so from what i heard through my 944 ownership though, i only bought the 924 one to sell on, i paid 300.00 for it and it only failed the mot on a window wiper and wheel bearing lol, it also had a Janspeed system so was very loud :lol: ....and having internet issues at min :( up to 2 router reset's now :helpsmilie: Edit- it lost my comment to richard :( madness looks like i have issues here! (right fixed i hope)

Love the older models :) i had a 924 first or should i say audi? lol, then a 944 never got round to the 928 :( ...but remember seeing some really nice ones at events etc

good pics there :D

Seconded :D

Plucked straight from the net ;) high dynamic range imaging (HDRI or just HDR) is a set of techniques that allow a greater dynamic range of luminances between the lightest and darkest areas of an image than standard digital imaging techniques or photographic methods. This wider dynamic range allows HDR images to more accurately represent the wide range of intensity levels found in real scenes, ranging from direct sunlight to faint starlight.[1] The two main sources of HDR imagery are computer renderings and merging of multiple photographs, which in turn are known as low dynamic range (LDR)[2] (also called standard dynamic range (SDR)[3]) photographs. Tone mapping techniques, which reduce overall contrast to facilitate display of HDR images on devices with lower dynamic range, can be applied to produce images with preserved or exaggerated local contrast for artistic effect.

Wow the last pic is great very highly detailed, i have some anime art pics at home along with some alien world backgrounds etc, but there far from crisp :( Chris

Happy Birthday John, Hope you have a good day, and how's the Z goin?

Happy Birthday mate, hope you have a good day :D :D