Just Joined - Hi

[Nick Biscuits Evans]

Hello fellow Z owners,
I'm been with the Facebook page Gary organised and thought I'd join here also.
I've a black 02 plate Roadster 2.2 with pale cream (white orchid I think) interior and 73K on the clock.
Bit of a random purchase as I wanted to have a mid life crisis convertable car this Summer, and have not looked back. Put 2k miles on from May to the End of September and can't wait for the warmer weather next year. Have changed the font pads for Green Stuff ones (less dust) and oil (Mobil 1) and both air and oil filters, fixed the leaky rook problem on the A frame pillar seals, unblocked my fuel cap puddle issue and polished it to an inch of it's life. Any mid range tyre advice as both fronts are nearly on the limit?

 

[jonco]

- hope you enjoy it on here.
Tyres are regular thread topics and always full of many opinions. This was the latest https://zroadster.org/threads/z3-tyre-choice.5758/

 

[oldcarman]

Welcome to the forum from mid northern Canada! Lovely car, sounds like your crisis brought you to the right car. I myself have not had a mid life crisis as my wife says I'm still in my first childhood. Enjoy the car and the ride along the forum, JIM

 

[t-tony]

Hi Nick from here near Lincoln. Great cars aren't they?. This a a great forum, loads of info and all the banter you can handle.
Where abouts are you located? Let's see some photo's of your car too please, every one likes that.

Tony.

 

[GazHyde]

Welcome over here Nick

My plan is to eventually lure every zed owner from Facebook over here as part of my world domination plans

Gary.

 

[Nick Biscuits Evans]

- hope you enjoy it on here.
Tyres are regular thread topics and always full of many opinions. This was the latest https://zroadster.org/threads/z3-tyre-choice.5758/

Cool thanks ...I'll head on over

 

[Nick Biscuits Evans]

Welcome to the forum from mid northern Canada! Lovely car, sounds like your crisis brought you to the right car. I myself have not had a mid life crisis as my wife says I'm still in my first childhood. Enjoy the car and the ride along the forum, JIM

Thanks Jim....Regards from Sunny South London, UK

 

[Mint]

Nick from me too. I had my MLC 3 years ago - never looked back, these are great cars. Enjoy the forum and hope to meet you on one of the meets/cruises that are regularly organized.

 

[zedonist]

Very nice and welcome from me,

 

[Shelly]

Welcome to the forum Nick

 

[DavidM]

Welcome from Ireland!

 

[Nifty Fifty]

Welcome from me too!!
I gave mine good wash last weekend and noticed a fuel cap housing full of water so you may have to do separate thread on how to unblock fuel cap puddle issue?

 

[t-tony]

A piece of wire and compressed air ( or a bike pump) is all you need.

Tony.

 

[Mint]

A piece of wire and compressed air ( or a bike pump) is all you need.Tony.

I used the Karcher on mine - no problem

 

[zedwheels]

Nick love the zed very smart. With a name like Nick Biscuits Evans you have to explain where that's come from!

Sounds Welsh to me like Evans the coal, or Davies the milk........

 

[Woody100]

That's a nice looking car welcome from me too

 

[t-tony]

Unless he's a biscuit thief.

 

[EnthuZiaZT]

Lovely car, Nick, Welcome to the Madhouse!
Great forum with great knowledgeable people, loads of banter too.
Mike & Sandy

 

[badman gee]

crumbs nick, welcome!

 

[Nick Biscuits Evans]

Welcome from me too!!
I gave mine good wash last weekend and noticed a fuel cap housing full of water so you may have to do separate thread on how to unblock fuel cap puddle issue?

Hi nifty fifty ....great name.
Ref the fuel cap housing water collection, all you need is to poke something like the end of a wire coat hanger down the lowest point of the puddle, and you will find there is a hole .....even if you think its not there.....it is....and bingo!!! Thanks for the warm welcome everyone