Ignore them, they might go away !
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I've only been using Scoobynet for a short while, but it seems obvious that owners of lesser cars take some satisfaction in using this forum to try a little jealous dig from time to time, and many of us seem to bite, easily.
Next time some Corsa loving pleb with a Halfords alloy petrol flap, or a nonce with a tiTTy provokes us all, just ignore it.
If their inane drivel goes without a single response I'm sure they'll get tired and go try to rile someone else.
Next time some Corsa loving pleb with a Halfords alloy petrol flap, or a nonce with a tiTTy provokes us all, just ignore it.
If their inane drivel goes without a single response I'm sure they'll get tired and go try to rile someone else.
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From: 2005 sso, 1/4 finals,3rd in 60ft; 2004 sso,semi finals,2nd in 60ft time; 2003 standard car 2nd 60ft
no its called a scooby wagon m8 
with 23" alloys lol
edited again coz i cannt spell
[Edited by scooby-si - 5/18/2003 1:40:45 AM]
[Edited by scooby-si - 5/18/2003 1:45:43 AM]
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So does CorradoBoy actually have a Scooby or does he have a VW coupe as his name suggests!?!?!
I had a 300bhp classic WRX so I feel this site is still part of me. However I am buying a house so I am now piloting a 1.9 205 GTI around Cheshire. It's great fun though! So I haven't got a Scooby either!
I had a 300bhp classic WRX so I feel this site is still part of me. However I am buying a house so I am now piloting a 1.9 205 GTI around Cheshire. It's great fun though! So I haven't got a Scooby either!
Since I never sold off my 1988 Escort when I got my subie, I think that qualifies me as an owner of one of the lesser of the lesser cars cars here.
Or it is trolling to ask, who here has the _worst_ car that actually is a usable daily driver?
However I am buying a house so I am now piloting a 1.9 205 GTI
great car in its day nothin could touch it. Miami blue...hmmmmmmm........... memories.All say aaaawwwwwwwww !
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Adrian B :- So does CorradoBoy actually have a Scooby or does he have a VW coupe as his name suggests!?!?!
I had a 300bhp classic WRX so I feel this site is still part of me. However I am buying a house so I am now piloting a 1.9 205 GTI around Cheshire. It's great fun though! So I haven't got a Scooby either!
Yes I do have a VW coupe, a lesser car to the Scoob. It was great in its day, but its day is long gone! Still good fun though.
I knew of these pages many moons ago but stayed clear as I would have felt like an imposter, but now my house is sorted I can divert cash into my new chosen hobby, Scoobydom. I come here for both the knowlege, for where better, and fun. When the time is right, and the money all there (4-6 months, and counting) I shall make my purchase and join in the fun. Until then I shall read with interest and contribute with intelligence, and my tongue in my own cheek (unless there's a better offer).
My post was not intended to be derisery to owners of cars other than Scoobs, but to infantile Max/*** cruisers seeking a cheap rise.
I repeat, ignore them, they'll get tired and go to BurgerKing to test their handbrakes and blue illuminated screen washers.
Ooh, did I just bite! I think I did.
I had a 300bhp classic WRX so I feel this site is still part of me. However I am buying a house so I am now piloting a 1.9 205 GTI around Cheshire. It's great fun though! So I haven't got a Scooby either!
Yes I do have a VW coupe, a lesser car to the Scoob. It was great in its day, but its day is long gone! Still good fun though.
I knew of these pages many moons ago but stayed clear as I would have felt like an imposter, but now my house is sorted I can divert cash into my new chosen hobby, Scoobydom. I come here for both the knowlege, for where better, and fun. When the time is right, and the money all there (4-6 months, and counting) I shall make my purchase and join in the fun. Until then I shall read with interest and contribute with intelligence, and my tongue in my own cheek (unless there's a better offer).
My post was not intended to be derisery to owners of cars other than Scoobs, but to infantile Max/*** cruisers seeking a cheap rise.
I repeat, ignore them, they'll get tired and go to BurgerKing to test their handbrakes and blue illuminated screen washers.
Ooh, did I just bite! I think I did.
Adrian B and bigsinky - i had the 1.9 gti as well. i've just gone all misty eyed reading those posts. that was a FANTASTIC car, or am i getting all nostalgic? some bloke near me has got one for sale and i spent 30 mins wandering round it telling myself i had no interest. Really. None.
Red piping on the seats, floormats, wheel etc maybe a little tacky, but what a great motor. Miami blue? is that the light blue metallic? that's what mine was.
Enough barrelling down memory lane for now.
Red piping on the seats, floormats, wheel etc maybe a little tacky, but what a great motor. Miami blue? is that the light blue metallic? that's what mine was.
Enough barrelling down memory lane for now.
My Pug is a Miami blue modded weapon and I love it!
Its got a rock solid (watch me blow it now!) engine with fast road cams and a new bottom end. Its also got a diesel gearbox and the ratios are wicked. Proper lift-off oversteer too. Almost more fun than the Scoob was because the speeds aren't quite so huge! (like V-max on the M56!).
Its got a rock solid (watch me blow it now!) engine with fast road cams and a new bottom end. Its also got a diesel gearbox and the ratios are wicked. Proper lift-off oversteer too. Almost more fun than the Scoob was because the speeds aren't quite so huge! (like V-max on the M56!).
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