My 'new' Scoob
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Thx Frayz.
Couple of weeks ago m444gy on my to work as usual, same route, crossroads, woman driver, she didn't check left or right, pulled out just as I was passing her, boom, smacked the front corner, twisted the chassis, broke the steering and engine both airbags off, put my elbow through the window
Couple of weeks ago m444gy on my to work as usual, same route, crossroads, woman driver, she didn't check left or right, pulled out just as I was passing her, boom, smacked the front corner, twisted the chassis, broke the steering and engine both airbags off, put my elbow through the window
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that was nice of her , fooking woman drivers . nearly had the same thing the other day . woman was pulling out of a road looking left and she just pulled out without looking right ! i nearly t boned her so bad . sorry to hear mate but ill bet u have a blast in the new one
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awesome car!
everybody seems to be going newage now.
is it just claassics are getting old and more problematic now? or jst seem to be dated?
everybody seems to be going newage now.
is it just claassics are getting old and more problematic now? or jst seem to be dated?
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Very nice Bio. Prefer it if it had 18"s though, never liked big big wheels on a Scoob.
I put about 9 hours in on Saturday on the Pug. I couldn't get on with the Menzerna Intensive Polish. Was admittedly working in the sun, but the polish just broke down to easy before any correction. Was using a Lake Country German CCS Light Cut Pad to apply. Are you supposed to use the pad damp, or just totally out of the sun?
I put about 9 hours in on Saturday on the Pug. I couldn't get on with the Menzerna Intensive Polish. Was admittedly working in the sun, but the polish just broke down to easy before any correction. Was using a Lake Country German CCS Light Cut Pad to apply. Are you supposed to use the pad damp, or just totally out of the sun?
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Cheers guys. Choco, you do have to put alot of effort in if your doing it manually mate. And you have to go over the same areas 3 or 4 times or more to get decent correction. Get a DA polisher, ok expensive, but u can get sweet results with minimal effort. Yea doing it in direct sunlight won't help. I polished mine in the garage.
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Cheers guys. Choco, you do have to put alot of effort in if your doing it manually mate. And you have to go over the same areas 3 or 4 times or more to get decent correction. Get a DA polisher, ok expensive, but u can get sweet results with minimal effort. Yea doing it in direct sunlight won't help. I polished mine in the garage.
Hmm, will attempt on a cloudy day me thinks next time.
I'd love a machine polisher but have no ££ and dunno which to try to be fair.
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I bought this purely because it was close, the right colour, PPP, good mileage and good price. Otherwise I would have another classic (probably only an STi now though) over a newage anyday. Unfortunately there was nothing close to me for sale, except for a manky W reg UK turbo at a dealer.
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Very nice car mate. I love it!! Would really like an STI instead of my WRX but I will have to wait.
Hang on a minute.....you wouldnt rather have a lovely Black Bob WRX would you?!!!
Hang on a minute.....you wouldnt rather have a lovely Black Bob WRX would you?!!!