Yampiedog

Karl, find yourself a pint glass and a pound of diced liver, you will feel fine after that.

So far so good, he is fine and so is his mom! Albeit he did have the cord wrapped arounnd his head twice!

If the truth be known we were expecting a girl but out popped a boy! Born at 8.35 this morning, 8lb 1/2oz. Words can't describe the moment. Anyway, meet Charlie!

That sounds a bit too long.

How long have they been listed? Don't think they show up immediately. What's your trading name, i'll have a look for your items.

I thought you had nicked my boot carpet for a while then!

See what Legrath can do for you?

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?goto=newpost&t=44746

Where is it then Liam?

I like the Lexus, well made. good spec and 6 cylinder and fair performance for a 2 litre however I always felt the dash dials gave it a small car feeling. The 2 litre Merc is IMHO a car aimed more at the ladies and now looks dated compared to new model. I considered one once but would have looked for the 320 and even that looks slightly sluggish performance wise on paper. If you are still looking at a replacement for the Z I would look at a 190 bhp Elise S2. Even a man of your frame would fit in it, just! 0-60 4.9 seconds. Although if you have back problems probably a little too low for getting in and out, just a thought... PS I had an Elise and would swap back in an instant if I had the finances. Easily out perform the Z round town and it would only lose out after 80 mph plus. No rusting problems and still sound great for a four cylinder.

No idea, try http://www.download.com and search for freeware.

That's twice now! :tongue:

Troublemaker strikes again!

You will have to put it on something like photobucket and add the link.

I believe they affect handling significantly, probably don't come in low profile to suit aftermarket alloys and they generate more road noise.

Optima Batteries UK Suppliers I believe yellow tops are the ones for everyday use more so than red which are more for racing? A little too pricey for me. I will check the local motor factors.

I thought it was 4.7 litres?

Nissan only charge about that to supply and fit a Varta 70AH battery

I had the same last year, rather scary, especially when in outside lane going past a tosser who doesn't know how to use all three lanes of a motorway. Luckily felt it go, held on, slowed down and fortunately only damage was the tyre.

I'm not aware of one, the Xbox has nothing like Gran Turismo.

I personally think Vinyl is easier for door panels unless you are a bit of a whizz with a needle and thread. Secondly it is so much cheaper and IMHO achieves the same result. Sourcing material is as already said, a case of searching your local Yellow Pages or internet. Don't get vinyl that is too thin, I would recommend it is about 2mm thick, allows for stretching.

I would try Ebay?

There are wires hanging out his a$$!

I used to DJ and I had a Jive Bunny CD that worked a treat and 70's always goes down well. Tried to find the Jive Bunny CD but failed, it had a 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's and New Years Eve set all worked without fail on most crowds. I am assuming Big Witch want more to their repartee?

Good point, thanks.