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If I remember right, I think MAAS is a finer compound than Autosol so could be of some use ?

A mid gunmetal shade :)

Both Yamaha's as stated previous. One on the left could also be an FZR1000. And the one on the right could also be an R6.

Then make a replica lip for us skinflints , and a replica tommy kaira wing while your at it ;) @ Pablito, it looks great, very tasty :)

Well the car was avaialable in pearl white in some years, so I think he is overthinking it ... and a quick look here is enough to convince me it would look just as good on a Zed :) http://www.clublexus.com/forums/3082316-post5.html

+1 for Glacier Frost

ok try hypermajik@hotmail.co.uk then ... dont mind if that one gets picked up by spambots lol

I've not recieved anything Sparky ....

That looks like Fandango's old car ....

TBH I personally wouldn't touch it at that price if it has been written off, even if it was only cosmetic. Keep the following in mind: (cut and pasted from Autocheck): Should I Buy A Written-Off Vehicle? Before you buy a written-off vehicle you should consider the following: * Tell your insurance company about it - if you don't they may refuse a claim. It is unlikely to affect the premium you pay, but it may reduce the amount paid out in the event of a claim. * Have a mechanical inspection carried out to ensure it has been repaired to a high standard - an MOT certificate is not sufficient. * The market value will have been reduced considerably by the write-off - don't pay full price for it. * You may have some difficulty selling the vehicle in the future. Dealers often won't accept them in part exchange and the market for it will be limited. A potential buyer will also have the same concerns in the future as you do now. You have enough of a budget to find a nice example yet :)

Sparky, chuck me an email at my username @googlemail.com. Its OK mods I'm not trying to sell him anything :)

Depends on were you are quoted, but generally is a little more for JDM. If you have an option, then UK would be best for insurance reasons, not just for premiums either ;)

For that m0ney, I think you could get better, less molested examples, and manual :)

Sorry to take even more OT, but I am guessing there are a few slicktop owners needing the roof trims, maybe a group buy option possability ? @ the OP, Maybe worth holding onto if you have room, just ask whatever your happy with and wait it out. I am sure at some point someone will have a use for it !

As in what make, I meant :) I know you said you wanted something a bit quieter than the old one, so I assume this is a more reasonable volume ? (and looks better IMO).

On a white car I would opt for black and grey combo, or a light and dark grey combo.

Which exhaust is it on their now ?

If your indicator units have a hole for the bulb holder, yes. Mine did have as they had turn lights (but I replaced with a clear lense which was just indicator), but earlier models may not have these. Some aftermarket corner units have a hole for bulb holders in addition to the indicator.

Looking lush :)

Daffy don't do it ... holes in that lurvley smooth rear !!

Top Job :thumbup1:

@ Big Jim .... DoH ! http://300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=147089 NM I ordered my set from 2fast on Monday evening, recieved today :) (cough) any luck with other bits Pabs ;)

Its getting them off I fear, being a slickie its one long length and I just know something will break !

My Slickie's roof trim pieces need tidying, one has almost lost all of the rubber/plastic coating so I can finish that off by taking it back to the chrome. I think that will look fine, and is free, so is an option I can afford ;) The other side has only a couple of little chips off, is there anything I can use to help remove the coating without damaging the car's paint (I don't want to remove it as I am sure it will break and they cost a fortune new).