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As per title! Scrawni Tweaky MickeyB (ZworX)

Pearlglow Yellow and Cobalt Pearl Green tied for the lead!! Has the world gone mad?!? You people have no taste. ;)

Geeky nerd that could do good impressions and make everyone laugh. Never a hit with the ladies though, until I learnt to play bass and joined a metal band ;) groupies anyone :D:eek::D

You had a man? Is there something you'd like to tell us indian? :p :D [sneaky edit there mate ;)] Only kidding. I had an auto before my manual, and I do kinda miss it sometimes. It's by far the best auto box I'd ever driven so certainly don't rule a good car out just because of that.

Mmmmmmm, very nice mate - can't beat 5 spokes IMHO

Like this:-

So far so good :D

What he said ^ ;) Slicktops rule!

Nice one Mart :bow:, that'll keep you smiling for a while, I bet. Damn, I've missed my car while I've been on holiday :rofl:

There was a rather expensive cherry wood Japanese pool cue in the boot of my first TT, which was nice :D Only screws and fluff in the NA though :(

Anything by Pantera makes my right foot a fair bit heavier , but for posy cruising in the summer, it's gotta be 'Summertime' by Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince - CLASSIC :cool:

Yup, I will ;)

Mikael Orgel Studious and dependable, with a very unusual exterior. Apparently.

My mum had one - and fook all ever went wrong with it TBH!! It was a 1995 petrol automatic - but it's the only frame of reference I've got I'm afraid :wack:. She had it for years and it only ever broke down once - when I borrowed it!! - and that was the fan belt had snapped. Not particularly informative, but HTH dude :D

Hope all goes well mate, you'll remember this day for the rest of your life :)

Well, I had an auto twin turbo, and I've now got a manual NA - and I much prefer the manual NA for the following reasons:- 1. Although the auto is the best auto box I've ever used, the manual box is a more involving drive, and thus more rewarding, particularly when twatting it round the country lanes ;) 2. The NA is less stressful to own - when on a budget like me - as it is more reliable, and easier to live with (no essential warming up and cooling down). More an every day car really. 3. Totally irrelevant to you but my NA is a SWB slicktop, so the chassis is much tighter and it handles like a dream! I made the educated decision to change to the new car after owning a TT Z for a year or so. If it's high speed thrill you wants - go for a TT (auto or manual). If you wanna own a Z on a budget, the NA manual will still give you a huge smile. Hope this helps.

Whoa! They look shweeeeeet dude!!! Can't wait to see a finished pic of them on the Z :) Well done you.

Excellent, thanks Tony, I'll check it out! And yes Dave, I've done the Big Shot - fookkin' excellent!!!

I went with 'letterbox ovals' because, as said earlier, they go well with the shape of the lights: - I had very similar pipes on my old TT too :D

:shock: you bought a grounding kit from the USA and not from our resident 'Grounder' Mr Pete Shrimp? Shame on you :slap: :D

I know I've only just been to Las Vegas, but that was a surprise gift, and this is a pre-planned/financed holiday! :tongue: So, I'm out of here again, for a couple of weeks this time, off to Orlando for our hols. I'll be back online on'Star Wars Day' (May 4th) and I'll be checking in before I leave in the early hours of tomorrow morning (it'll give me something to do at the airport too). I have contacted the Central Florida Z Club to see if there's anything going on while I'm there, but there is only one event and that's on Saturday (our first day there) and it's about 100 miles from Orlando - so I don't think I'll be going to that one :(. But I'll keep my eye out for Z's and hope fully get some pics :D And before you ask - NO!! I won't bring back any parts for anyone :p :wack: So, look after the place while I'm gone - feed the fish, make sure you eat properly, and no wild parties. :nono: :D :rofl: (That's what my parents used to say to me when they went away!!) Laterzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Many happy returnZ :D

Nice clip - not seen that one before. I wouldn't want the Heinz guy driving my Z tho!!!

Woo-hoo! Great news mate - don't take it for granted that the job's yours though, like Tim said, do a little prep work ;). I'm sure you will though, you're not daft!! Good luck matey, fingers crossed.

My father-in-law met a woman thru internet dating - she's from Kansas, USA. He went over to meet her in June, came back in September, sold his house and went back out there in March and married her last week!!!! She is fookin' weird though (cue 'Cletus and Brandine' banjo hick music) :x: