Yampiedog

They are kinda funky in a quirky way. Congratulations.

I reckon that looks career ending too.

Sounds like false advertising to me.

Much easier on the eye and very Elise looking.

Apparently it is very stable as it weighs as much as a normal car and has a very low centre of gravity.

The film is almost impossible to do tidily due to the small raised section on the upper centre of the light unit. I would recommend spray tint however you may need to change bulbs to accommodate the loss of rear light.

But it costs about $85,000 And it can do 150 mph!

It will also do a quarter mile drag in the 12's Another angle

Anyone seen these? 0-60 in under 4 seconds!

Have you checked the oil levels? If there is no oil you will get no drive. That's the cheap problem to check for.

I had a few more pieces than that though like targa pieces so you may find another seller with a bigger kit.

I had one that appears to be the same as that. Very easy to fit, cleaned everything down first then used the alcohol wipe provided and it stuck well and fit well. Still stuck on to this day, although the car is no more.

I like Vista.

My Z failed on brake lines and I had to have them replaced. The brake lines cost less than £50 but the labour cost the most. It all cost about £600. I think part of that may have been the mechanic not knowing his way round the Z that well as I told him he needed to drop the subframe for easier access.

And why do people have spinners?

You can be the impartial mediator! :x:

This will be an interesting meet, it will be two car clubs not talking to each other and saying how much they prefer their car amogst their own :rofl:

They are like a plague :headvswal I was at Andover train station yesterday and every other female was wearing Ugg boots (or copies) they look ridiculous. I felt like approaching some of them and telling them that they are in fact slippers!

I was pleased with the effort, the program may live up to Life On Mars.

Move my car out!!! :rofl:

9pm tonight, BBC1, spin off of Life On Mars!

I may well have done :rofl: but I never purchased them as a fashion accessory. I bought them to keep my feet warm at home as slippers.

If Hellraiser sees this thread he may take some photographs of the remains of my Z in his garage...

Exactly - they are fooking slippers!!!

WTF is it with them being fashionable? I have had a pair since 1996 and bought them in Australia. They are slippers, not outdoor wear! :headvswal