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Love the way both murals are looking towards the Z :-)

Oh, I think I have met this guy a couple of times. Nice guy. He gave me a 240z dash mat :-)

I think noise restrictions are an excuse. MG have held three sprint events at Norwell with no sign of any noise restrictions. I competed at 2 of them, the most recent being Feb this year.

That camera angle is a typical POV post zombie attack shot. But usually you would expect to see blood ooozzzing out on to the concrete and a zombie crouched over taking his fill.

13 Km over I'm sure you could do better. But you need to see how you go through a perspex window in the side of a minivan. :-)

So I received some hard copy spam in the snail mail the other day. It was from an organisation that offers photos of your car in return for a payment. It seems the payment amount varies depending on the speed of your vehicle. They provided an example photo of my car in the SPAM. Seems a bit expensive at $250. Do you think I should take them up on it or ignore it?

I am no expert, but I am of the belief a cooler for a performance engine needs to have good flow to reduce the risk of impeding the oil flow. For this reason I would opt for the first option as it seems to have a good sized inlet and outlet to allow good flow.

You are getting famous :-) http://forums.hybridz.org/topic/113140-good-article-for-us-22-guys/

Count me in. When are you thinking of going?

I like that pic of us at the lookout. Looks like Matty is picking a fight and Aubrey is saying "Calm down, calm down" of course none of this is true. It just looks like there is more going on. :-)

Ditto. It was a great day. I decided to come home via Highfields, esk and Mt Glorious. Unfortunately the rain was too heavy to allow the usual enjoyment of those excellent roads. There was also a new M5 that had come to grief going up the west side of Mt Glorious....What a mess.

Darn the service at Street Weapon Restorations is way better than Greg's crapper dismantlers :-D

I agree. Too much going on. He's trying too hard and in the end he's detracted from the original lines. But there are some elements that would work.

My first Zed was exactly 20 years ago. I still have it. At the time I didn't know I would end up with a zed. I just knew I wanted a straight six sports car. So it wasn't a long wait it just popped up and fitted my requirements. While I agree Dave is technically correct finding pre-done Zed will save time and money, its not for everyone. For some its not so much about driving a completed car as driving a car they completed. That satisfaction is worth a lot to some people.

I did have some. I'll need to check if I still do. I'll let you know later in the week.