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I have a silver shorty, sure i talked to you....Gary is it ?

I was that forgettable was i Trish, understandable seeing i was only there for two nights :rant:.

Very nice indeed, great work and thread :cool3:. Perhaps consider some swage line tape, think it might work really well all around, get yourself some 8mm wide and try it.

Some great pictures but my particular favourite :).

Goodness a tenner !!! Would it last a night though..........no scrap that, would it last an hour :lol:.

The pimping out as begun............should be a fun weekend :innocent:.

How on earth have you managed that :clap:. What a journey you have had bud.

Yes i'd seen that Si :cool3:.

Run out Saturday, methinks that little stash wont see you past Friday lunchtime :whistling:.

2pm at Hartshead is good with me, i can either go straight there or come to yours 1 ish. Have you a problem with the latter Ian ?

Happy birthday Bruce :cool3:.

Sure some sandpaper wrapped around a block Lee will clean up lovely the NISSAN part on those calipers ?

Frightened me a bit did that so I bought mine straight away but not on facebook though. A bit of a rip charging £2.50 booking fee :nono:.

Here we go with another twist on the reverse light panel. Again i was asked to do and it's not unlike i have fitted on my car but this is improved and as turned out extremely well, might in time re do mine :cool3:. Looks much better in the flesh, certainly all is red, the camera lens seems to pick up on the light sources much more than the human eye does, mainly on the brighter brake light 300ZX part. Looking forward very much to seeing this fitted. [video=youtube_share;zmbdSoQmLtM]

If you'd have fitted the light up when they blow fuses you'd of seen that straight away Lee :cool3:. http://woodypeck.com/?product=nissan-300zx-replacement-set-of-blade-fuses-smart-led-lights-up-when-it-blows

Not meaning to insult here but you do know that the polarity needs to be correct on a led bulb, you may need to turn 180.

Happy birthday pal :cool3:.

Happy birthday Dave :cool3:.

I had a dremel for a long time and had my moneys worth but did buy the exact same for spares or repairs so i did have extra batteries, chargers, etc. It eventually all died and i bought a GMC one from ebay, what a pile of pants this was and only lasted 4 months, i shall be seeking a full refund from the manufacturer. I cannot be without a rotary tool and after research and being totally fed up with rechargeable ones i stumbled across one from Maplins, many of the corded ones i notice are 130w but this one is 170w and is fitted with a dinky LCD speed display/control. Not a Maplins in my town so had to travel to Blackburn today, free delivery is offered, best thing of all..............half price, only £25, especially when they offer only a 130w one for £35. http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/170w-variable-speed-rotary-tool-with-lcd-and-219-piece-accessory-set-n17qn EDIT : Came to use this today and it's missing like mad, i squeeze the brushes in and it picks up, then it'll just die and as a lack of power. Not good at all, it's going back to the store and i'll try an exchange trying it out in the shop before i come away !!! EDIT PART 2 : Went back to the store and got them to try it and we all concluded that it was a 'bad one', it was clearly something up with the brushes, they informed me that they haven't any problems with them. Gave me a replacement which is what i wanted, tried it in store and up to now it's fine, with the flexi drive on it is incredibly powerful and no need to go any higher than 20,000rpm.....goes up to 35,000rpm by the way.

Just reading between the lines Lee :whistling:.

I'm just about to get my merc wheels done as they're awful and have only seen 55,000 miles, i know the boss at the powdercoaters and sure he told me £50 a corner but this is mates rates and is seen as a little backhander for him. Also, you have take into account a tyre shop charging to remove the tyres and then re fitting, balancing, etc.

Oh the image i have in my head :innocent:.

I have no problem with my mobile phone in a very residential area of Burnley, as long as i'm near the window, on a good day i reach the heady heights of 2 bars worth of reception there :angry:.

If you think that's the case then without the clusters plastic lens fitted put the needle in that position, no need to push fully down as you'll be best tootling about for a bit trying to gauge what fuel you have in relation to where your needle is sitting. Welcome :yes:.

Happy birthday pal :yes:.