Hello

Just wondered where you guys are meeting up for this.

Thanks

 

Fact 1 - It was a VW Tracy, or Sharon, or summat like that, not a fahookin corsa. But then what do you expect from someone who thinks his Corolla is a Scoob?

Fact 2 - They were mates. But notice the past tense. They may think that they are still mates, which is fine by me. When operation 'Make-the-b'sards-pay-big-time' comes to fruition I doubt they will look upon me so favourably

Fact 3 - It was 12 minutes

 

can i be your friend ................................kiora

 

Im so so lost. Whats the story with the corsa (VW or whatever) and being pulled up??

 

ask the right gulabul 'cough' I mean honorable le sticky

 

MAY I first point out that none of fact one are used by the police so i assumed that it must be a corsa because nobody in the right mind would get pulled over by a people carrier/ you decide which is worse a corsa (slightly believe-abul) or a (MPV) and what colour was it white , silver , no it was blue just like a real police car Maybe you thought you were in italy. (havin been sat in a few recently I know you see)

FACT 3) 15-or-12 it was still wrong

 

The scene, a cold, dark night in deepest rural Ryhill. The setting, 3 police officers on routine traffic duties sit just on the outskirts of town keeping an eye out for suspicious looking vehicles in this known crime hotspot. An obvious suspect passes the unmarked car containing the 3 officers, decked out in their hi-vis jackets, walkie talkies and police issue caps, and proceeds into a national speed limit area. It is noted that the driver appears to be driving over-cautiously, possibly aware of the intentions of the vehicle now following him. After a few hundred yards a PNC check reveals that there may be some discrepencies relating to the driver of the blue Subaru Impreza, and so the blues and two's go on. The Scoob immediately brakes, indicates and pulls to the roadside. One officer makes his way towards the drivers door, whilst the others begin the routine inspections of the car.
"is this your vehicle sir ?"
"Yes, it is !" answers the driver, squinting as the officer illuminates his pale, nervous face with his high powered torch.
"And do you have a license to drive it sir ?"
The drivers face changes slightly, switching from fear and worry to confusion, he squints a little in the bright light as he begins to recognise the face and voice before answering,
"T W A T !"

The three officers, Sgt Alan Cook and PC's Mick Ward and David Watson (aka Alan C, MickWRX and corradoboy ) all burst out laughing, as Sticky's passenger, Dazza wets himself for about the 3rd time that night.

Hook, line and sinker




DISCLAIMER/- as borrowed from corradoboy's post no.7 on thread 'major sting


Now then back to gear box if you want

 

Oh we did larf

 

Oooh, I've not heard this one before, please continue...

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Are you sitting comfortably ? Then I'll begin !

Once upon a ti........

 

 

 

Update:

Final testing on the rolling road went well yesterday with a further few improvements made. A small oil leak and a knocking intercooler pipe were discovered so it's back at Scooby Mania to finish it off.

Unfortunatley this means I won't have it back in time. Mike is going to bring it to Scooby Shootout on Sunday to give it me back so we can still have it as a "stand" car if you want since it's stickered up.

Since I'm not getting it back until Sunday I won't have time to test it, get the road legal slicks on it or do any testing whatsoever. I'm also loath to over stress it after just getting it back and I've got a very busy rest of May so just want my car back (know what I mean Al?)

Sorry it sounds like I'm making excuses but I thought you guys best know.
I'll still be there (probably later than my car!) mid-morning to cheer Martin!

 

Let's hope this is the start of only good news. Sorry you're not running, but it is wise to ease her into things See you sunday.

 

it's not that bad it should allow you to plan for TOTB or any other events that you can make it to, down south etc..

 

Its not super fantastic brillaint news but can be classed as great, really is sensible to let it bed in before putting under full load.

at least its back and you and the car will be there

See you Sunday mate

 

got so much to do for this 1 empty car
2 clean it
3 nick stuff
4 go back to goldens (fog lamps)
5 see sticky SAT (I hope)
6 go back to hospital broken my chest bone ouch!
7 get to work and back on time!
8 wash car
9 find doc's

Also anybody got tips for the fastest way to drag race

 

Yeah . . keep the gearbox in one piece

 

 

this is my plan get on the strip first get a good lauch destroy my box coast to the finish line leaving oil and debris all over so other racers can,t get traction off the start this way i could have a chance of winning