Busy day at Zed Shed (Midlands)

Bozzy said:
I missed this yesterday :rolleyes:.
Looks like a good afternoon was had,comparing spoilers and levels of shinyness in the sun shine :cool:.
@t-tony did @Redline mention about trading in his Z4 for my Z3 by any chance :whistle:.

Steve
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Hi Steve, Ian did mention something about you Z3 being cleaner, bot nothing about him swapping his Zed 4 for your Zed 3. I suspect he may reconsider if you were to dangle a huge wad of cash in front of his eyes. Redline's Zed 4 is is a nice one, If I could have found a Montego Blue 3.0L like his I might well have been tempted.

Mike
 
Bozzy said:
I missed this yesterday :rolleyes:.
Looks like a good afternoon was had,comparing spoilers and levels of shinyness in the sun shine :cool:.
@t-tony did @Redline mention about trading in his Z4 for my Z3 by any chance :whistle:.

Steve
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Steve - Rearrange these two words into a well known phrase or saying..... =))
 
Sorry mate the barber's gone back to Seville! I could get Mr. Todd for you?;) There is a local meat pie shop.=))

Tony.
 
@t-tony I believe Mark is only making these jibes as he's a lonely little lad.. He has his own Zed Shed too... :ymdevil:
 
whats a zed shed?
is it a shed where zeds get fixed?

theres a place just up the road from me called MGB sheds, always thought it was a place for mg midgets, wrong it does actually make sheds (the wooden kind, not the ones on wheels)
 
Shortie_gal said:
So @t-tony are you a mechanic? Starting up zed shed midlands we could become a franchise lol :p
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Hi Sam ,yes I am, albeit a rather tired one. I used to be self employed doing this job, it just makes my 59 year old bones ache a bit these days.:thumbsup: I enjoy doing what I do at home because I know it's appreciated, not so much at work anymore.;)

Tony.
 
t-tony said:
Hi Sam ,yes I am, albeit a rather tired one. I used to be self employed doing this job, it just makes my 59 year old bones ache a bit these days.:thumbsup: I enjoy doing what I do at home because I know it's appreciated, not so much at work anymore.;)

Tony.
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so it IS a shed for fixing zeds.
 
t-tony said:
Hi Sam ,yes I am, albeit a rather tired one. I used to be self employed doing this job, it just makes my 59 year old bones ache a bit these days.:thumbsup: I enjoy doing what I do at home because I know it's appreciated, not so much at work anymore.;)

Tony.
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Isn't he lovely! :D. I feel his pain, I'm 44 and feel b*******!
 
littlefeller said:
so it IS a shed for fixing zeds.
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Hahaha yes. We started the original zed shed in basingstoke in mine and @Lees garage with the help of @GazHyde and support of @pgunter and @Oldguysrule. We came up with the name. Lee, Gaz and the guys have helped 11 zeds now! They all run sweet as a nut and their owners can enjoy them in all their glory :) @t-tony then started up a zed shed in the midlands as it was a bit too far for some to come down to us :D
 
I just need to find myself a sorcerer's apprentice!:thumbsup:=))=))

Tony.
 
i did wonder, i have seen post titles with the words zed shed in them and assumed it was a shed/workshop where zeds received well earned repair, but then a few days ago i spotted a thread (think it was titled something like tea after the zed shed) everyone seemed to be sitting around drinking tea, so i thought ooo maybe i was wrong about this zed shed thing. so- where in the midlands is this shed place?
 
At @t-tony house :) (they drink more tea over there :p:p) us southeren Zed Shed are younger and more agile :whistle::hilarious:
 
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