Peach

Zelda was ok, but Steve300zx's is in a different league close up - a much better car in my opinion (I knew Zelda quite well when Sgt. C had it). I suppose a lot of it is personal opinion though. A lot of people would say that a TT swb wide arch manual is the ultimate Z. Not me though. Swb slicktop manual NA for me ;) :D

My Brother had a similar setup on his motorbike years ago. A simple hinge with a handle to pull just by his right knee. See a camera, pull the handle, fly by, no ticket - worked a treat :). Just gotta remember to put it back after the camera so plod don't notice. But, as Clarkson might say to avoid legal implications - "Don't do that ;) ;)"

Whether it is or not - I WANT IT!!! Auto Trader Link Lush :bow:

I assume you've got the tab for it? If not, try here - http://www.911tabs.com/link/?6402006

Nice. Slap away you plank spanker! (try saying that after a dozen Jaeger bombs!!)

Do it! Actual guitar choice is all down to individual preference - I've had ££££'s worth of Jacksons and Vester custom basses, but the one I'm playing the most was a £99 cheapie but it plays and feels great. I've always liked second hand basses because they feel more 'run in', and secong hand amps/heads/combos can save you a fortune. If you just want a cheap home setup to play for yourself and to practice, check out the cheapies on ebay - done me proud on a couple of occasions mate :)

Kinda makes you think about the phrase "An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth" doesn't it?!!?

Nice work Dave mate, will you and the Z be at Ashby Foleville on the 14th?

My green slicktop Z. Regret getting rid of it every day :cry: I will definitely have another one day, but with one child here and another TWO on the way, I think that day may be a long way off!!

I agree on the Falken 452's, had them on two of my Z's. They are an excellent tyre for budget price.

^^ a bit too late for that matey :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: Thanks for all the comments peeps. Looks like the next Z might be a little further away now but I'm sure time will fly with 3 kids around. I am petrified but I'm really looking forward to it - kids are ace :D. Cheerz.

Hey, if you're buying then I ain't arguin'!!! :D :D

Mrs Peach is pregnant again (for those that don't know, we have a two year old Daughter already) and we had to go for an early scan on Tuesday as the wife has had a couple of problems. The ultrasound scan showed everything to be coming along nicely, but with one slight hitch - there's TWO of the buggers in there!!! So, from not wanting any children a few years ago, looks like I'm gonna be the Father of 3 by some time in January!!! Work is REALLY short at the moment, so money is already tighter than a tight thing, but hey - I'll work something out I suppose!! Lol! I am scared sh1tless about the whole prospect, but very happy nonetheless :D. To use a famous film quote - "I think we're gonna need a bigger boat."

I'll be there - albeit in an Almera Tino :headvswal:rant::slap::rofl::cry:

Freaky!

A friend of mine owns Perfection Detailing (http://www.perfection-detailing.co.uk) and I help him out with this sort of thing from time to time (I did work for him full time at one point). If anyone wants anything doing on their Z feel free to give me a shout.

I've had 2 155's and absolutely love them as a cheapy fun motor. Also, the two I've had never once had a single problem - the most reliable cars I've owned. They do use a bit of oil though ;) If you want any cheap parts/advice check out http://www.alfa155.org/forum/index.php - I'm always on there too :)

If only I could lay my hands on £1495...

Wow, nice pressies Dave, will you be going to Ashby Foleville when it's done? It'd be nice to see you and the Z again matey :)

How's this? Lookng sweet Naf :)

Fix it myself? Highly unlikely!! I do the shiny bits, not the oily bits. But I have got a mate that wants his Skyline engined Z detailing - and he's a mechanic! I feel a bit of a deal coming on :D

I found a leak!! A hose that goes over the gearbox has been rubbing on the chassis and has now split, fluid pi$$ing out when you press the clutch. That'll be that then :) I feel all masculine and useful again :D Thanks for your input all the same.

Hi guys and gals, I'm looking for some help as our only car broke down last night and had to be towed home. :headvswal It's a 2004 Almera Tino 2.2 diesel (yuk!) with a hydraulic clutch system. The pedal feels fine on the way down, but it stays on the floor and I can't engage any gears. If I pull the pedal a little it then raises again. The fluid in the reservoir is about halfway between min and max, and I can't see any fluid leaks (but that doesn't mean it's not leaking, I just can't see it). We are skint at the moment so it's anything I can sort myself I'll give it a go! Any advice/guidance will be greatly appreciated :)

It's a cg graphic rendering - no polishing required :D