JaiKai

Average of -10 in Troon at the moment but no sign of snow, just a shit load of frost.

Sorry Garry, missed this one, belated happy birthday!

Mexican Cartel ?

Here is a good thread that details the components of them : https://bloozeown.weebly.com/body/post-129-jdm-versus-usdm-headlights

The method generally to separate them is to stick the full unit in an oven to soften the bonding used. There is also about 8 metal bands that hold the glass to the plastic.

Nope, The glass is bonded to the plastic of the fitting, there is 4 nuts on the underside to remove the fitting. The whole unit can come out without fully removing the bumper but you will need to remove fogs / indicators to get to the bolts.

We are still kicking about. Our club will never die, we will make sure of that.

Where abouts are you ?

Videos are great ! Quality on YouTube for me is 1080p

Happy Birthday Tom, all the best

Made it all the way down under !

Didn't look that dirty when parked up at my house.

See you all soon, busy street this morning, hope you will all get parked.

Some big bellies in that picture , hah aha ha

Happy Birthday Ian, All the best

Not a real fan of the Jubilee but i love queen so.. God save the Queen.

Hi, Unfortunately Mike from MJP passed away. In the UK we have zcentre and allcarpartsfast if you know the part numbers.

What's the reg number ?

some on ebay but they are £75 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/393889670572?hash=item5bb5a765ac:g:CckAAOSwugVh6rA3

Hi, That's the domain transferred to us, happy to keep it pointing towards your current site until you no longer use it.

Cheers, I have started the transfer; just email me the auth code if you know it or if one is sent to you.

yeh, i'll take them over. If you can update the admin email to jaikai@300zx.co.uk and unlock it for transfer. If you own the co.uk version then simply change the tag to 'AYRDOM'

The house is 60+ years old and by the looks of the worm its been long dead. We just need to find out if the beams need replaced

Where do i start ? Just as covid hit it became apparent that we had drainage and settlement issues with our property in Troon. The front of the house decided that it would detach partially from the rest of the house and due to a cracked underground pipe and extensive cracking throughout the property we proceeded to get the insurance involved to get it sorted out. Insurance was covered and the exterior and interior of the building is to get fully decorated as well as the external brick work stitched back together. All happening at the same time we have external render to get done, dampness inside to be fixed, cracked coving, cracked water pipes discovered in the rear of the house under the kitchen which is letting water in.. So this is the drainage situation which i dug up last weekend : As you can see loads of issues that we discovered but who can spot the various types of pipes used. Then.. Always when you get work done you think "now's the time to get this done" and we took upon ourselves to get the living room decorated again and fix the bad join in the ceiling plaster work. as my main room used to be two rooms with separate lowered ceilings. The join in the ceiling was never properly fixed as each room at some point in its history has new ceilings installed over the old. So this was my living room yesterday morning : And this is how is looked after the first ceiling came down : Then a few hours later the second and original ceiling was off too. I'm doing most of the building work myself until this morning when i was cleaning and removing the old nails from the timbers i find this : We have literally opened a can of worms. ? Seems many of the structural beams have wood worm and although it all looks old and likely dead many of the beams will now need replaced. And this was not even part of the insurance so bad luck to us i suppose. Anyone had to deal with woodworm in floor joists and whats the best way to deal with it ?

Just need to get them sealed back up in a bigger box with a few other bits to send down to Jim.