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[oldcarman]

Welcome from central Canada! JIM

 

[Kevlaar]

hi there from a cold leicester

 

[Chipper3]

Welcome from South Yorkshire. Lovely looking motor.................Although I am a bit biased. Other than white it was the only colour I looked for when searching for mine last year.

why did they not call it a z5

Good point, I wonder why they didn't they call it the Z5.

 

[Zeti]

Welcome @ pianoman 1957!
Great model and with this color is a really eye catcher!
What can we say with 9k on the clock?
Just enjoy the car and the forum!

 

[Googy]

welcome to the mad house lovelly looking motor

 

[Low Rider]

Welcome from the West Midlands

 

[Antm72]

Welcome...Great looking car !!

 

[andyglym]

Welcome from West Cumbria. That's one cracking looking motor you have there

 

[pianoman1957]

Thanks for all your kind words of welcome. Not sure of the exact colour but the birds (feathered variety) seem to be attracted to it. First road trip this weekend from Bedford down to Gloucester and back. Sadly roof stayed up as boot was full of clothes, shoes and hair straighteners. My wife doesn't travel light. Fantastic drive. Permanent smile!!!

 

[miller1098]

Thanks for all your kind words of welcome. Not sure of the exact colour but the birds (feathered variety) seem to be attracted to it. First road trip this weekend from Bedford down to Gloucester and back. Sadly roof stayed up as boot was full of clothes, shoes and hair straighteners. My wife doesn't travel light. Fantastic drive. Permanent smile!!!

Welcome,little word of warning don't let the straighteners start a precident, "if the straighteners come ,2 pairs of shoes out "it's tough love but it's for the best.She will thank you in the end

 

[Chipper3]

Thanks for all your kind words of welcome. Not sure of the exact colour but the birds (feathered variety) seem to be attracted to it. First road trip this weekend from Bedford down to Gloucester and back. Sadly roof stayed up as boot was full of clothes, shoes and hair straighteners. My wife doesn't travel light. Fantastic drive. Permanent smile!!!

A little tip for you................Always pack it (checking regularly) so that the divider closes.

We've managed week-long trips around Europe and Ireland and always managed to close the divider. Having a pair of suitcases which JUST fit ensures my wife knows just how much she can take (not a euphemism), leaving just enough room for an overnight bag for the ferries, coats and a carrier bag of shoes.

If you don't mind the seats a little forward, there's a bit extra behind there too.................or the duty free department as we like to refer to it.