Hi Phill.....I promise to wave at all the other Scooby drivers....but does that include waving at the Justy and Legacy drivers
Now your getting technical, it has got silver coloured tail pipes dunno if there stainless....what a full decat ? And are you taking the P**S about having smilie faces in the car ?

 

Well it up to you about waving at other Subaru models. Turbos you must and suffer the non-wavers coming the other way!!

Lol, does your car sound like it electric with two small exhaust pipes coming from the rear. Or does it make loads of noises as you drive it around ??

The smiles are up to you, buy many Scoobynet people have them, so we know fellow scoobynetters

Cheers Phill C

 

Oh Louise can I come and wash your car for you or carry your shopping, can I help you out of that dress...... Some major sniffing going on here!

Hmmm female + blonde a good move - Anyone else would have been told to **** off and use the search engine... not implying that your not geniune or anything

[Edited by Ru$$Rip - 2/13/2003 11:16:55 AM]

 

Hi, Its not loud.....it has 2 exhaust pipes coming out of the back somehwere....not one of those huge ones you could stick your head in they are silver coloured, not got it yet pick it up tomorrow afternoon.....gonna give it a long blast down to Norfolk on saturday to see if it breaks while there is warrenty on it
I don't want it to be loud, I don't really want to draw attention or some git might come and nick it.
Where do I get my scooby smilie sticker from Phill ?

 

Hi Ru$$Rip, you can come and carry my shopping and wash the car....the pleasure would be all mine, but try and get me out of my dress and my dogs would bite your nuts off

 

MIDGE ha ha ha love it LADY SCOOBY DRIVES GOOD STUFF

[Edited by motomc1 - 2/13/2003 6:29:56 PM]

 

Women scooby drivers rule motomc1....in the slow lane anyway

 

Hi phwzooom

PPP was going to be my next question I don't like to ask too much incase I look like a total dim brain.....great to see there are girls on here. I get mine tomorrow afternoon

Louise.

 

WOMAN RULE Yes we bloody now that ha ha ha
we going to see a pic of your car on her then .always nice to see another scooby

[Edited by motomc1 - 2/13/2003 10:01:30 PM]

 

Hey its good that you know your place motomc1

 

HA HA HA NOT GOT THAT PRONLEM YET i,e you cant bye that

 

motomc1 are you going to tell me what PPP is seen as your a mechanic ?

 

prodrive performance package
Hace you taken any pics of your car yet
What colour

[Edited by motomc1 - 2/13/2003 10:28:50 PM]

 

What is prodrive performance package ? Come on mate I'm a newbie remember
MY99 UK Turbo Blue......whats yours ? No pics here yet not getting it till tomorrow after......you got pics ?

 

ok prodrive are the people who help ...tune ....set up ...develop part for the ralley team..you can bye a kit for most scooby Better power and handling .yes i have pics if you on msn will send some over

 

Cheers now I know what PPP is. MSN louise_123@hotmail.com

 

Please keep it to Technical questions

Midge,
Good to see your intrested in the right way to look after your pride and joy If it's not, yet it wil be

Iain.

 

I was thinking the same phwzooom

 

Hi Midge, are you the same Midge that had a thread a while ago, asking about high millage Scoobs?

If so welcome to the Scooby comunity I replied to your thread (if it was you) under the name Scooby Bloo (my home computer name, this is my works) some more smilies 4 ya





Mexican wave










Pretty sad eh !!!!!

[Edited by stevied2 - 2/14/2003 7:37:58 AM]

 

Sorry stevied2 I'm not the same person I only discovered this the other day.....getting the new scoob this afternoon. Thanks for the smiles.....where do you get the bart from......he's great.

 

just edit his post to see the urls of all the funnies

cheers

big sinky

 

Cheers Bigsinky

 

HAVE YOU GOT THE CAR YET



[Edited by motomc1 - 2/14/2003 1:24:07 PM]

[Edited by motomc1 - 2/14/2003 1:26:20 PM]

 

Ru$$Rip,

Sniffing maybe, but Loiuse has a BF so I'm just trying to be helpful to a newbie. Anyway, who said something about removing her dress ? We don't want her to think we're all pervys do we

Cheers Phill C

 

One final word of advice. By now you'll have your car so before going off confidently blasting around in it, best practice (if you have the will power that is ... ) is to take things easy for the first say 500 or even 1000 miles; being all ears, eyes and yes even nostrils during that time. (Nostrils??). It's a USED car after all and even the best professionals can overlook things so give yourself a chance to see what's what. That way you should not get caught out if some problem does crop up. It will also allow you time to become fully conversant with the car. This advice applies equally to any car but particularly true of those regarded as of higher performance.

Good Luck and enjoy ...

Safety Fast MotorinG

 

Hi motomc1 got the car this after, she's awesome.....too fast for me :P few problems when I picked her up the biggest being something I'd not noticed when I looked at her....bloody alloys got a bend in it. Told em to give me my money back or sort it....there getting a new alloy and its getting stuck on next week apart from that she's lovely.....took her for a blast and fueled her up ready for tomorrow, poor girls on my drive getting cold now.

Louise.

 

And I came down in the last shower babber

[Edited by Ru$$Rip - 2/15/2003 9:53:34 AM]

 

If you're not used to a performance car, sensible really, just build up to using the performance over time - I went from a bog standard Corsa 1.4 to my MY00 and was only flooring it on long straights where I could see clearly for miles to start with, and made sure to remember not to brake too hard during corners to avoid the back end overtaking the front.

As with any new car it'll take a while to get to know it's characteristics, and (as I'm guessing) all-wheel-drive is something you've probably not had before either so that'll take a little while to be more used to. It's so easy to drive though, and forgiving, I'm sure you'll have a hoot.

Careful in ice/snow (if we get any more of this), cos the wide tyres really don't help dig in for grip and it'll feel worse than an ordinary car in some circumstances.

Read the SIDC faq to learn more about them if you haven't already (http://www.sidc.co.uk/faq.htm)

Read some Scoobynet stuff in appropriate forums for whatever you're interested in

...and make sure you get that big grin on your face every now and then by driving it!

Everything else has already been said.