Saw a silver scoob in Bexleyheath last night, going up and down the broadway, loaded up with lads. When in my GtiR, pulled over to park, Scoob overtook with hand gesticulations curtousy of the **** sitting beside the driver, nice - second bad experience from a Scooby owner in a row.

 

Memski,

Its not the car, its the to$$ers that can now own them because they are so cheap that are the problem. I hate generalisations but these could have just fallen out of a max powered Nova into a Scooby with the same sh!tty mind set?

 

Agreed, just wondered who it was; felt a bit pissed off when I got back home. For some reason the Scoob owners around here aren't the type I see at Jap car shows, etc, if you wave you get a blank stare and if you do nothing you get the birdie I'm trying hard not to generalise as I love all Jap cars, and the Scoob, to me, has a good reputation for the community and it's owners that this sort of behaviour seems out of place. I love the whole waving thing, but I have to admit that it's now only limited to other Gti-R owners or true jap car fans in convoys, like on the way to Hickstead There, rant over

 

Memski, do you know the number plate. Mail me offline.

Dan

 

Why didnt you ask the passenger what his problem was?

Was it a 'my mates car is quicker' type of sign or was it something personal?

Perhaps you could ask what car the passenger owns?

Chill mate, they are not worth getting excited about....respect to the little Nissan!

 

I find STi7 owners are the worst kind, they're all tossers.

 

Sorry Dan, didn't notice the plate, looked like a Uk turbo - and admittedly it wasn't the Scoob driver who was at fault...

MD, I did get the impression that maybe they wanted to race and were disappointed when I had to pull in So I didn't get a chance to "talk".

Anyway, not to worry, I was a bit annoyed when I wrote this post, I'm not now, so any Scoobs in the Bexley/Sidcup area wave at the white pulsar, you never know he might wave back