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Sorry to hear you’ve let your Z go Ben but sometimes life just takes over if you know what I mean :eusa-think: thanks for all the input and photos you’ve shared with us take care and happy motoring and fathering! :thumbup: :beer:
There are a few events coming up where we’re all meeting up, Peugeot festival and the French car show both have RCZ owners group parking, not sure if all places are full yet though.
This was my first European RCZ meeting,and my first trip over to Europe with a car and what an experience :dance: This is such an easy event to attend for us brits, we were made to feel so welcome and part of the RCZ family.
A massive thank you to Dan and his team for putting on such a superb...
Hi and welcome, as previously stated what you have is the standard kit, you can buy a jack and quite a few owners have bought a second hand alloy which does just fit in the boot wheel well but stands a little proud lifting the boot liner up. What you have to be careful of is the weak jacking...
Hi and welcome, your in a great position :thumbup: a bit like a kid in a candy shop! :dance: all I can say is there are loads of z’s out there for sale all look amazing so you have to let your head rule your heart buy a good well loved car with good service history but most of all if buying a...
Thought I’d share this photo of a heavily modified Z what’s your opinions.
I like the body styling probably looks better in the flesh.
Obviously they don’t encounter many speed humps!
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Hi, yes all black can look cool but I do like the bronze / champagne with the black paintwork. Not sure if you know but champagne arches were a genuine Peugeot optional extra.
Here’s a photo of a black Z with bronze/ gold accents I personally think this is one of the nicest Zs I’ve seen...
Hi and welcome to the forum somehow I think we missed your post :eusa-think: there is a bleed screw near the thermostat housing which you can use to release any trapped air, I’ve never had to use it myself but maybe some other forum member may be able to shed some light? :thumbup:
Should be...