Bloody Hell!!
Well, you be pleased to know I'm not out to steal it. Just nice to see a fellow scooby owner enjoying their car. That's what they're for.

Steve

edited due to crap spelling.

[Edited by stephen30 - 9/8/2002 8:43:32 PM]

 

Off down to meet up with a lost ScoobyNetter today and passed a Blue Scoob driving off the Isle of dogs towards Blackwall. I was in the DGM Sport going the other way. Got a wave.

Steve

 

if it was a dbm wagon - then it was me!

 

It was me returning to Tower Bridge, from the Becton secure unit via the Docklands granprix

 

I'd watch out for the Docklands GP track at the moment. I've been spanking up & down there for the last 5 years, but I've been stopped twice by the Police on the last 2 Sundays. Both times I saw them and both times they stopped me anyway because it looked as if I had been going too fast!

No harm done, but it looks like they're out there to spoil the fun at the moment.

 

Thats a shame as it is pedestrian free! No schools, no caravans etc. I find the roundabouts retain remarkable ammounts of water arround the central circle! Still top speed is not what it is all about, nice bits of acceleration (and definetly no racing!)

 

Very nice looking car mate. Good job I didn't notice what it was or I'd hav crashed ino the bridge while staring.

Steve

 

Because if some internet empowered scum I have been without my car for over 18 months.........I have even moved flat, as the scum bag had masqueraded as a fiend before he and his brothers tried to steal it.

I just hope everyone is more careful with internet conmen that try to befriend you. [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img] That also goes for so called ".co.uk Internet/specialist expert vendours" that arose with the Internet, or switched marques to cater for the IT generation. They have a great PR machine and zero integrity!

 

I have spent another small fortune on further security devices measures and have a close relationship with the local cop shop that is the opposite side of the street
So not paranoid just prepared, and at the end of the day its just metal