Funkysi

^^^ WTF? :confused:

The writing can be changed. I don't like the current one. Looks like it was from the Doomsday book. You picked the wrong one anyway. I did one with a border.

Alan, leave yours as it is!!! Yassa, I did you a new sig. :)

Very nice. Subtle too! You can upload vids on either youtube or photobucket.

Cleaned one of the pics up a bit and pulled a little bit more colour out of the surroundings. Gives it a bit more presence. Hope you like.

Hope you don't mind, but this was a great photo to mess about with on photoshop. Kinda wanted to make it look like some old promo-material and came up with this.

I hate spiders. Hopefully it won't ever get too hot down here for these to be able to survive!

Have a look at post #17. ;)

Here's a little product review that might interest readers of this thread.... http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=126137

Hahahaha! bastardo! Vanfanculo! PMSL, she's fould mouthed!

10w 40

Looking very good and a tidy motor! Blue stripe doesn't go though.

Cracking post John-boy! You need to contribute more! :bow:

They should be easy to get hold of. MJP should be able to score those for you.

What? He's ****ed up a classic! Evil drift car...rubbish. What it should be.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Nissan-350z-alloy-wheels_W0QQitemZ320372331777QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM?hash=item4a97add501&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1689%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318%7C301%3A0%7C293%3A1%7C294%3A50

Pretty sure they are stock. Depends how the light falls on them. I'll ask him later on tonight anyway.

Yup! Hehe. CRP looks awsome in the sunlight as do all the pearl colours. Cobalt green giving the most 'electric' glow.

LOL. Quite a few of those in the US rolling on those. Steve's looks great as he has the right complimentary mods to back it all up. I actually drove this car across part of Oklahoma last year and it was a pure joy to drive. They are the 350Z anniversary wheels. I've seen Z32s with the normal 8 spoke wheels and TBH, they don't look great, but these look fantastic.

Yeah!!!!!!!! Get the marigolds in and the caustic soda out!!

If that's a genunine advert it's piss-poor. It's not difficult to actually write a decent for-sale advert but you'd be suprised at the sheer number that can't! Here is a cracking case in point. http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=80462&highlight=jaguar

Bit like this (bumper)?

Photos please Allan! :bow:

There are other roads that are actually in need of work that need attention though. If they wanted to spend the money correctly, there are plenty of places that require it.

The main road to the close that I live in was quite nicely surfaced. Smooth, not shiny, a grippy road that looked pretty reasonable with no cracks or lifting tarmac. I came home yesterday and to my horror saw road workers taping up the man hole covers and drains. I knew instantly that they were going to be spraying tar down and throwing 500 tons of gravel on it! It was a nice sunny afternoon, so took the Z out thinking that they would probably be spraying grit down later on in the afternoon (after rush hour...which would seem sensible). So came back from my mate's house at 5.30 and found the 'mobile roadworks' sign! Oh no I thought. I got the Z home at a lowly 5mph with a huge queue of traffic behind me with what felt like a quarry under my tyres. (wheels have now been de-mounted and the tread jet washed)…..but I daren’t go out again. Sure, I’m a bit anal about car cleanliness, but that’s not the main consideration. You get some monkey who doesn’t give a stuff about his car flying past ignoring the 10mph limit and the front of your car gets shot blasted. There’s no avoiding it. It’ll be there for months! But my question is 'why?'. A road that was in good condition needed no work carried out on it what so ever. I know that grit refacing is a cheap fix for 'local' roads that have a poor surface (even still, it's a miserable practice). So why was a road that leads to housing in a quiet part of the town that was in good condition (not even a slippy/polished surface) should need ANY work at all? It's just a complete and utter waste of tax payer's money. The grit will be around for months now as it's not a busy road. I called Somerset County Council to ask why they thought the road was necessary to be refaced and turned into a long gravel driveway. The response I got was one of retardedness as no one seemed to know and that the planning team get information from the highways agency. It's a minor road to a housing development. Not a main road, it doesn't go anywhere, it looked a fairly recent lay as well. Apparently, so it would appear, they automatically get refaced every 10 years and it had appeared on the data base from a separate department managed by the Highways Agency. So surely, you'd have thought that the council would have sent round the planning officer for a 5 minute gander before throwing £10k at it. But no, it was automatically scheduled. What a complete waste of tax payers money and a complete mess it's left. /rant.