Sir Charles

Probably due to the fact that Adrian Flux are on crack cocaine when it comes to prices, dump them and go with a decent company like Footman James

With a DR10, you deserve a ridiculous quote don't you think?

Yep I stopped last August using the same device, in fact I posted it on here http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?153749-FAO-all-smokers&highlight=. There are much better and cheaper ones available I found after dumping the TOtally wicked ones. If you want to know more, i'm your man.

I nearly went for one of these with my insurance money but instead used a chunk of it elsewhere! I would have been very happy with one. They are really cheap to insure too. I think I got a quote for £600 on a normal policy wheras an R33 was over £2000 Plus they look and sound the *****cks and are still modern inside

Happy birthday ROB

I know your pain

The nexus is cheaper directly from google

It really does not matter. You can kill someone driving a 323F the same you can kill someone driving a G-Wiz. New drivers are more risky and should be paying more for their insurance - otherwise what is the point of NCB? Or age? Or expierience? However there are insurance companies out there that will fit a tracker and give her a curfew which may reduce the premium slightly.

G-Tec / Kinzuru down your way, use them mate!

Even without the media, it is widely known around the world that John Terry is, indeed, a ****.

John Terry represents everything I hate in a person. He is basically a chav with money. I bet his IQ is lower than a Newt's too.

It will be strange seeing star wars toys in the Disney shop soon! 3 more films on the way

I'm gonna have to clarify the situation on Monday when I decide what to do. To be honest the thought of getting it back on the road after seeing it submerged pretty much left my head as soon as the water had gone. I only really considered it for the parts to make some money back OR (watch this space) putting them on a 2nd Zed.... This time last week I was done with modified cars as a whole not just the Zed scene. But after calming down and doing a lot of thinking - I realised that damn shorty was good to me despite all the money I chose to pump into it! Never let me down!

Hey guys, Most of you would have read the thread or seen on the news what happened to my block of apartments last Friday with the flood waters. Saturday morning I started the awful process of informing my insurance about the incident and finding out where I go from there and the process of putting a claim forward. The car was collected on the Wednesday (damaged front and rear bumpers when dragged onto the loader) and I awaited the call from my insurer (RSA). Well about 20mins ago the call came through along with the settlement offer which I will accept. I knew I wasnt going to get back the thousands I have put into the car but nevertheless I am reasonably happy with the amount they have offered. However they have given me the option to buy the car back before it goes up for sale. Now bear in mind the car was floodwater damaged from a river (not salt water) and as a result the car is now a cat B which means it can never return to the road unless it undergoes a VIC test. The buy back option is 10% of the claim amount, less my £50 excess. Now what I want advice on is potential parts I could salvage off the car that I could sell to try and recoup some of the £1000s I spent on parts and bodywork over the time period I owned the car. For example the wheels, suspension. I know the electrics are more than likely gone. Seeing my car being dragged onto the transporter and front/rear bumpers shattering was quite a traumatic expierience if I am honest and i'm not sure if I even want to see the car again because of this. But is it worth doing to get what I can off it before sending the shell off to its final resting place in my local scrappy? So do I take the cheque and forget about it or take a smaller cheque and have the car back? I guess the question I am trying to ask is what would you do?

No, RSA

Well the company that picked the car up this morning did a good job at trying to finish it off... Destroyed the front and rear bumpers dragging it up onto the truck with the winch

Its not just that - I need all new interior as it stinks, the engine has emptied all its oil, there is loads of leaves in the exhaust along with the stuff from the sewer

Pretty sure i'm leaving the Z scene and modified cars full stop. This whole thing has left me deflated.

Insurance company picking car up tomorrow

http://www.itv.com/news/wales/2012-11-02/bridgend-residents-are-latest-to-count-cost-of-flooding/ Video above from the Main news. I don't think I have the time or resources to rescue this car now

Network rail didn't unblock their drains when they were working on the railroad 3 weeks ago

Yeah they didn't waste anytime getting those pics up, this was the ones I took when water was at its And from above Both taken before itv or the BBC turned up

I couldn't get the pic up as the power shorted out and there was a few electrical fires but my apartment block has been flooded taking my zed with it, the water level was up to the door handles when I last seen it and im now at a rest centre awaiting further instruction. Will update as soon as I got my bearings back

Pretty speechless at the moment but I woke up to this...

£86inc 3-4 weeks from Japan