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Panels are a little much for me, but the seats do look very well done. *note to self* must get interior retrimmed. House? Zed? House? Zed? House? Zed? House? Zed? :rant:

Think we just need to take you to a field so you can pick a cow to eat.

Just missed out on a 'group buy' though mate.

What football team?

Funny guy. :mac1:

Thanks to everyone for the replies. Cheers Steve. I'll have a butchers. Still finding it pretty daunting. Just so scared about the true expense of it all. Perhaps I'm just a little nieve, but want to be able to 'live' as it were.

Another person getting brought and bought muddled up. Dunno why, but simple errors like this really boil my piss!!

I just don't understand how anyone can realisitcally afford a house these days.

Well, nothing it would appear. :(

Well I don't want to move somewhere where I don't want to. The whole point of me buying this place is to live, not to earn money from it or sell it or whatever. It moves me half an hour closer to work, it's near friends, and I'm not really going to find anywhere cheaper.

Unfortunately I'm not. I can redo interior stuff, but anything structural (which is where big money gets knocked off) then I'm on the bones of my bum again.

Flats are going for more than small houses now. So I'll have even less chance.

I don't really understand how to use that. Baring in mind I know almost nothing about the current interest rates etc.

On that basis then I'll never ever get a mortgage. Gutted. :(

No not yet. I'm guessing an interest only mortgage will be circa £350 with £550 being a full mortgage...over around 30 years. The whole thing is scaring me and giving me knightmares and I've not even begun to start. Lame isn't it. Just trying to figure out monthly how I am going to cope with it....

...ok, so I have found a small 2 bed semi detatched house I like. It's in a very cheap area of Somerset, so not that expensive. Circa £100,000 Now, I'm not earning a huge amount at the moment, but desperately want to get on the property ladder before the time I'm 30. Sounds very daft but that's me. My plan is as follows, to get a 2 bed house and have a lodger so I can afford repayments. So I am trying to find the very cheapest way of monthly repayments. So, to start off with, with a very small downpayment, I'd start off with an interest only mortgage over say, 40 years....some places are now doing 50. This, although not ideal will get me started. Once my circumstances change then I can change things, but that's not what is on my mind. I know zero about mortgages and such like and the depth of my knowledge goes as far as the very basics of shared equity. If anyone can shed light on things and advise a first time buyer on tricks of the trade, then please reply. Please don't scare me too much. Thanks :( Si

With a boost leak and a buggered fuel pump. :bow:

How anyone can not like 99spec lights is beyond me. It's like saying. 'I prefer Fiat over Ferrari'.

Been sent this. Now I think the front bumper is an OE 99spec with Stillen extension? The rear and sides Stillen too? horrid mirrors though!!!!

Went round today and had a butchers. The kits are well made. Nice new leather smell in there too.! :)

I bet the sponge would be just as black/dirty if you used any other decent washing product.

Nothing was in there. It's a standard J-spec indicator lense. The others you are talking about sound like US ones.

Both are indeed from Fancyplates. Front one is 3/4 standard sized 390x84mm Rear I had specially cut from a 'large 4x4 rear' so it would fill the recess nicely.

Cheers Speedemon, would like to try and mod them myself. Doesn't look too difficult. Will let you know if I chuff them up. lol :) Clarkey see here... http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=61239 Making my corner reflectors illuminated is another thing I want to get done at some point.

Your enjoyment should come from her happiness. This is HER day afterall.