Just got my first noble

[ecosnige]

What a car i have just sold my tvr tuscan and decided on a noble.I really think i made the right choice the thing is awsome the handling the speed is just right.Everything feels so tight im over the moon with happyness.I bought jipsom's one or the last owner was tim siggs a really nice guy spent a lot of time talking with me about the car for weeks prior to the purchase.I did notice a small water patch tho when i parked the car up after the drive home when i moved it but im thinking its the aircon no i didnt lick the water to find out lol.What sort of temps are normal for the car she seems to be quite happly sitting around 95 ish when giving her some motorway driving and seemed to lower when i got into the town.Well im gunna be asking a tonn of questions im sure.

[LJM]

Congratulations on your purchase, I was intrested in jipsoms before I eventually bought mine. It looked a great car in a special colour!! Hope you enjoy yours as much as I have mine!!!

Lloyd

[robp]

Welcome to the Nobility , Nige. Life will not be the same again..

[AMG Merc]

Welcome to the Nobility, remember - paracetamol is good to reduce the pain from grinning continuously!

[obes]

Welcome nige

temp needle normally sits pretty much straight up when cruising on the motorway.

[CRB1]

Well done Nige. Good Choice. Where are you from exactly?

[ecosnige]

Im in bristol right the car is gunna get a clean and polish now i cant wait.

[ljm]

ecosnige said:

Im in bristol right the car is gunna get a clean and polish now i cant wait.

Be careful with the polish, I'm sure Richard said you should not polish Satin black.

[ecosnige]

Yes it does seem the car does not like the polish too much with a good bit of elbow greese it seems to be ok.Im seriously considering a respray tho it does look mega shiny but i love polishing lol.What sorta price would i be looking at for a full respray metalic gloss black ?

[AMG Merc]

Nige, not sure if it has but if your motor has a laquer topcoat then get a claybar and strip the crap off of the laquer before re-polishing - the difference is amazing.