MY99 UK MICA BLUE £11,500
01 July 2002, 03:17 PM
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AUTO SCOOBY
STILL INTERESTED,GOT 10.5K + VW GOLF WITH 11 MONTHS MOT.
TAXED UNTIL END OF FEB, HAD FULL SERVICE + NEW BRAKE PADS AT MOT.
NOT AS FAST AS SCOOBY,BUT RELIABLE.
2 OWNERS FROM NEW,MY DAD & MYSELF.
STILL INTERESTED,GOT 10.5K + VW GOLF WITH 11 MONTHS MOT.
TAXED UNTIL END OF FEB, HAD FULL SERVICE + NEW BRAKE PADS AT MOT.
NOT AS FAST AS SCOOBY,BUT RELIABLE.
2 OWNERS FROM NEW,MY DAD & MYSELF.
03 July 2002, 08:12 PM
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Still going through the 'new scooby' rollercoaster up here 
By next Friday I will either have a new scooby or I'll be back to square one with all the financing in the bank. Should that happen and your car is still available you'll be the first person I call 
By next Friday I will either have a new scooby or I'll be back to square one with all the financing in the bank. Should that happen and your car is still available you'll be the first person I call
05 July 2002, 06:38 PM
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If you mean really cheap my parents are selling their W reg polo 1.0. Its a great little car and goes for years on the fuel but I would add that if you want any sort of performance then forget it. It would be quite some performance change from a scooby!!
06 July 2002, 01:26 PM
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If you can stretch to a new car my parent just bought the new astra LPG 1.6 16v. Its surprisingly nippy and running costs are joke (and I really mean joke) cheap. When I get a scooby my dad is just going to laugh at me the amount I'll spend on fuel, etc compared to him 
06 July 2002, 02:53 PM
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I CANT BELIEVE THIS CAR HAS NOT BEEN SNAPED UP YET!!
IF I HAD NOT GOT MY SCOOBY 3 MONTHS AGO, I WOULD HAVE SNAPPED IT UP!!
COME ON GUYS, THIS IS A BARGIN WHICH IS ONLY JUST BROKEN IN.
P.S. AUTO SCOOBY, DID YOU NOTICE MUCH DIFFERENCE AFTER FITTING THE SS BB,(PERFORMANCE AND SOUND) AS I AM THINKING OF GETTING ONE MYSELF..
CARL..
IF I HAD NOT GOT MY SCOOBY 3 MONTHS AGO, I WOULD HAVE SNAPPED IT UP!!
COME ON GUYS, THIS IS A BARGIN WHICH IS ONLY JUST BROKEN IN.
P.S. AUTO SCOOBY, DID YOU NOTICE MUCH DIFFERENCE AFTER FITTING THE SS BB,(PERFORMANCE AND SOUND) AS I AM THINKING OF GETTING ONE MYSELF..
CARL..
06 July 2002, 03:15 PM
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i am very interested but its all down to my insurance is ok first due to previous accidents 
but if its still for sale would u like a new regd pug206?? straight swap?? 1.6, lowered, tinted windows?? but i doubt i can get insured mate but trying so hard though coz ur car is perfect for what i'm looking for 
but if its still for sale would u like a new regd pug206?? straight swap?? 1.6, lowered, tinted windows?? but i doubt i can get insured mate but trying so hard though coz ur car is perfect for what i'm looking for
07 July 2002, 11:03 AM
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Cheers Carl,
NIce sentiment, the car is priced to sell at 11.5k.
Need a runner of about £2k of good value.
The SS backbox is a must, sounds proper, releases power.
Cheers guys, come and get it.
NIce sentiment, the car is priced to sell at 11.5k.
Need a runner of about £2k of good value.
The SS backbox is a must, sounds proper, releases power.
Cheers guys, come and get it.
07 July 2002, 09:18 PM
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Auto,
I know you mentioned saloon, and you probably want something better than an (old style) Corsa but mine is a nice one and worth about that - alarm/immobiliser (remote c/locking too), v.low milage L-reg(53k). Space for 2 people (if they're not very big) in the back or 3 at a push. Enough poke if you're not used to sports cars (1.4i) but obviously a big drop from an Impreza (having driven a few). You'll get to see it next weekend when I come up to look at the car. Should have new front tyres on it by then and about to be serviced. I'm not _trying_ to sell it to you as part ex. but just reminding you I'd be up for it if you wanted.
Looking forward to seeing it next weekend (or earlier if I can, but doubt it)
John.
I know you mentioned saloon, and you probably want something better than an (old style) Corsa but mine is a nice one and worth about that - alarm/immobiliser (remote c/locking too), v.low milage L-reg(53k). Space for 2 people (if they're not very big) in the back or 3 at a push. Enough poke if you're not used to sports cars (1.4i) but obviously a big drop from an Impreza (having driven a few). You'll get to see it next weekend when I come up to look at the car. Should have new front tyres on it by then and about to be serviced. I'm not _trying_ to sell it to you as part ex. but just reminding you I'd be up for it if you wanted.
Looking forward to seeing it next weekend (or earlier if I can, but doubt it)
John.
08 July 2002, 09:45 AM
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Cheers John,
The corsa is just a tad to small, cars of the right size include.
Mondeo's (High Mileage Probably)
Astra's
Golf's (High Mileage Probably)
Around that size of car.
The corsa is just a tad to small, cars of the right size include.
Mondeo's (High Mileage Probably)
Astra's
Golf's (High Mileage Probably)
Around that size of car.
08 July 2002, 04:18 PM
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Yogi,
It is about due its 30K service, cam belt change, cost estimate £400 quid, That is one of the reasons why I have the price so low.
No CD Player.
11250 will buy the car
It is about due its 30K service, cam belt change, cost estimate £400 quid, That is one of the reasons why I have the price so low.
No CD Player.
11250 will buy the car
08 July 2002, 05:33 PM
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You say 30k service and cambelt but the 30k service is all the fluids an the 45k is the cambelt. The 90k is both I'd estimate by its age its due a 45k service which is usual stuff (oil, etc) and the cambelt and is about £400.
Still working on getting finance through asap and then I'll be in touch
I'd estimate by its age its due a 45k service which is usual stuff (oil, etc) and the cambelt and is about £400.Still working on getting finance through asap and then I'll be in touch
09 July 2002, 08:46 AM
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Amazed this hasn't sold yet, if I had managed to sell mine and sort a new job out I'd be twisting your arm off for it.
Is this board 80% populated by 14 year old schoolkids or something?
Is this board 80% populated by 14 year old schoolkids or something?