Funkysi

My postcode risk is an A thankfully. Almost no crime. Never been refused vehicle insurance. http://www.motorcarinsuranceuk.co.uk/post-code-ratings.php

These look great on the Z32 and they're cheap! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Nissan-GTR-R33-Alloy-Wheels-5x114-3-/122013219227?hash=item1c688df99b:g:eP8AAOSwOVpXXQzh

Does look clean! Very nice! I hope the first thing you do is replace those appalling wheels though!

I came back from Germany last night and was lucky enough to have lunch with the German captain, Uwe Seeler that England beat back in the 1966 World Cup (my new company are a sponsor of HSV Hamburg of which he played) and he is regarded one of the greatest players in German football. Now, I have absolutely zero interest in football, but it was a pretty awesome thing to be part of.

Japan had their own tuning house upgrades from the likes of Tommy Kaira and Pentroof. The SMZ Z32 was not a Nissan-supply vehicle although you could order through your Nissan dealership. It was a standard car that was taken to Stillen's workshop in California, re-engineered and then supplied back through the dealership networks - although I believe only a small number of 'select' dealers could supply these. You also have the less-known SR-71 which, IMO, is a superior vehicle. Again, not a Nissan manufactured vehicle, but a monster built to take on the Callaway Corvette - another modified vehicle available though a very small number of select dealerships. It had considerably more power and looked better than the SMZ Z32 - but LHD also. SMZ Z32 as mentioned above by myself was available in Australia, but only as a 2+2 NA (RHD obviously).

http://www.ebay.com/itm/90-96-Nissan-300zx-OEM-automatic-gear-selector-shift-shifter-plate-handle-plate-/121924391539?fits=Model%3A300ZX&hash=item1c63429273:g:g94AAOSwubRXML~w&vxp=mtr

Not quote correct. The Australian market also got an SMZ, however being an Australian market supplied car, it was 2+2 NA only.

I think you're missing my point slightly Russ. You can't close the borders to stop the immigrants as the majority (by a HUGE margin) need the free access and are entitled to it. Farage is a stupid ****! :lol:

Why would you think they'd deliberately send them to us? :confused:

That's not quite correct. Open borders within the EU means that ANYONE entitled to be in the EU (either by being a EU citizen or via having a Schengen visa) is free to move about it as they please. Borders exist, as they do when entering or exiting the UK because we are not party to the Schengen agreement (we opted out along with Ireland as well as us having the choice to opt out of the Euro - in fact we got almost everything we wanted from the EU when our own bills were passed). So the only real EU borders are those round their coast territorial waters and then obviously those bordering non EU states.

The bus sucks as much as your photos do! :rofl:

:bow: Fantastic post and my thoughts exactly!

This infuriates me. A right to vote is something very important, especially on something so key whichever way the vote was cast. We are so fortunate to live in a democratic society and should use our utmost to exercise that freedom.

I know, I was teasing. ;)

Depatrugal, Italeave, Outstria, Finish, Byegium....

Nicest Z in Europe!! ...however, now just the UK.... lol

....and here lies the problem with the referendum campaign. I'm not a fan of the guy, but this is why involving politicians in the campaign trail so strongly was never a good idea as I wonder how many people voted for a political personality trait rather than through factual data or who relied on our appalling tabloid press to feed them the stories that they wanted to have sensationalised. I respect everyone's decision, however I wonder how many people voted for the right reasons rather than through all the media shit storm.

Correct, another symptom of Brexit - market volatility - it WILL calm though, but no one knows which way it will swing. Quite why Cameron would want to leave during a period of destabilisation is beyond me. I'm not a fan of the guy, but don't throw your resignation in the air at a time like this.

Well, even though I didn't want the outcome we are now lumped with, it could have been worse - we could have had this moron running the country and for that, we can be thankful for regardless of the EU referendum! haha

It will likely stabilise as markets recover from the shock, but we don't know how much and here lies the gamble. Exiting the EU is just that, a huge gamble. One that I certainly was not willing to vote for. This is correct, of the 2500 or something bills that the UK wanted, only about 50 of them were rejected, the UK got its say and got its way almost all of the time and don't let the likes of Farage with his bullish charm convince you otherwise - he's even renegading on some of the monetary arguments he used in the Leave Campaign. Mind you, a lot of language from both sides was rhetorical bull shit. Sarcasm aside - we will still have an immigration issue - the issue we're having can not be solved by exiting Europe - go to Dover and see what gets pulled out of trucks. Having said that, I do not believe that having immigrants (legally) in the UK is a bad thing, it enriches society. Non EU migration outstrips EU migration and until fairly recently, by a considerable ratio. I'm an Internationalist rather than a Nationalist. There are far more scrounging Brits on our welfare system than there EVER will be immigrants. It's not as easy as most people think for a foreign national to get on the welfare system unless they're fleeing war-torn conflicts. They add value skill sets and culture to the UK. We as a nation also took more away from Europe than we put into it. The wider picture put us at an advantage and the membership costs MORE than paid for itself.

Fear not! Donald Trump has endorsed the 'Leave' decision! :rofl:

It's a cluster**** and there's been NOTHING put in place to deal with this. Even Farage is renegading on his 'availability of funds for the NHS'. It's a nightmare come true. I fear for my mortgage, I fear for business in Europe and the rest of the world. The value of sterling is at the bottom of the pile and hasn't been this low in 30+ years.