Ossian

so speaketh the king of chavs :x:

1. Retail car parks are usually free (Im a tightwad) 2. Retail car parks are usually easy to find ( Im a country bumpkin and get confused easily in big cities) 3. Retail car parks are usually big ( so can easily acommodaite the multitude of Z's that appear at all the Scottish meets) 4. Retail car parks usually have a fast food place on site ( keeps you happy) 5. Retail car parks have adjacent shopping ( shops attract women, lots of women some of whom are bound to be young and attractive therefore I can letch cause im an old perv, keeps me happy) :p ask a silly question get a straightforward answer :rolleyes:

Happy birthday bud

I think Strathclyde park is too far for Johns Z, hows about Silverburn or some of the other retail/buisness parks in the area?

lol after passing my test I changed jobs and havent driven a heavy in over 9 years :rofl:

:eek: Am I the only one on here that hated all that! Sorry guys but I thought that was all crap at the time and still do :D

Happy birthday, hope you had a good one!

Congratulations mate, got my class1 over 10 years ago, its a great feeling passing aint it?

Front fogs aint part of the test. sure it wasnt the side lights

As stated try shopping around Im about £180 for fully comp on a classic policy limited milage, with Carol Nash. No claims dont normally come into a classic car policy, so you can use that on your daily driver. In comparison my daily driver, a 530d touring is about £260 with full no claims so there is deffinately a fair saving with a classic policy

Sorry bud the missus has made plans for a spot of decorating for me, would have been nice to meet up and get a look at that car of yours, see if its as nice as the pictures make it look. If any of the other Scottish members fancy a run down to the lakes at the weekend speak up now :D

Ok Ok....... but does it have to actually be in fookin Paisley? I dont have enough time to arrange armed guards and im not sure what the insurance company will make of bullet holes to the panel work :) Can you think of a decent location to hold the meet

Ok As I dont know the Glasgow area that well, hows about the motorway services at Hamilton or Bothwell. Nice and easy for us central and east coast guys to find. If you know of somewhere better let me know I'll look to make it towards the end of February (Saturday the 21st or 28th) I'll confirm it when we get a bit of interest.

Maplin sell it.

belated happy birthday!

Thanks, and yes it wasnt too bad thanks, apart from spending the day on a crappy training course, then sitting for 2 hours in Bristol airport and not getting home till half nine last night it wasnt too bad! Had a few :duffer: at the airport, made things bearable :)

Cheers guys.... and girly:)

So young, very sad!

Was down at my works training centre in Croydon Street and stayed at the Arnos Manor

Nothing planned for this month, and as most of the guys who attend the meetings are from the East and Central belt they arent normally held in the West. Im off to Bristol most of the week, when I get back I'll see if I can get something arranged for next month! And get this years events sorted out

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Hello and welcome back!

Unfortunately Colin passed away at the weekend. His funeral will be held in Falkirk on Tuesday at 12:00. http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=120858

I had a call from Leslie, Colin's (Dick300) wife tonight with the sad news that he passed away at the weekend. He had been battling a mystery illness which had affected most of his vital organs and had spent months in hospital, just before Christmas he had gained enough strength to be fitted with a pacemaker which was hoped would help, but this unfortunately was not to be. I realise many of the members on here won't know Colin, he has been a member for many years but although he didnt post on here much recently, he did visit the site often and was one of the regulars at the Scottish meetings. Most the Scottish contingent that have attended meetings over the years will no doubt have met and chatted with him. As a long term Z man and true enthusiast he was very knowledgeable on the cars and was always ready to give advice and help. Colin you will be sorely missed from the meets and runs!. Id like to take this opportunity to offer my, and I suspect the whole of the forums sincerest condolences to Leslie,family and friends.

Merry Christmas