View Poll Results: What should I do?
Yes, Sell it
3
9.38%
No, keep it
6
18.75%
Good ridance, your a pain Corny
1
3.13%
Don't be so bl00dy stupid and keep the damn car
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68.75%
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What should I do?
19 August 2006, 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Cornelius
As you may have saw, I'm seriously thinking of selling the scoob, had a few PM's saying not to, and I'm in 2 minds
19 August 2006, 09:56 PM
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Sell it, get a freelander for a while, save a few quid.
Then get a newer Spec C or something with a litchfield warrenty, more reliable etc.
Just got you dont have a scoob you can still come to all the meets, unless you get a BMW in which case you will be stoned!
Then get a newer Spec C or something with a litchfield warrenty, more reliable etc.
Just got you dont have a scoob you can still come to all the meets, unless you get a BMW in which case you will be stoned!
19 August 2006, 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Nevetas
Just got you dont have a scoob you can still come to all the meets, unless you get a BMW in which case you will be stoned!
19 August 2006, 10:16 PM
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You've got to do what's best for you my friend. I hope you won't sell up but if another project takes precedence, so be it.
Good luck m8, scooby or not, i'm sure you've met peeps through the club that'll always be friends irrespective of what you drive.
Good luck m8, scooby or not, i'm sure you've met peeps through the club that'll always be friends irrespective of what you drive.
19 August 2006, 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted by AllenJ
You've got to do what's best for you my friend. I hope you won't sell up but if another project takes precedence, so be it.
Good luck m8, scooby or not, i'm sure you've met peeps through the club that'll always be friends irrespective of what you drive.
Good luck m8, scooby or not, i'm sure you've met peeps through the club that'll always be friends irrespective of what you drive.
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19 August 2006, 10:41 PM
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Just buy another little black dress. 
And you won't care what car you have.
Whatever path you take you will always be a part of the ESC family.
Mark
And you won't care what car you have.
Whatever path you take you will always be a part of the ESC family.
Mark
19 August 2006, 10:44 PM
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You have done so much work, it would be a shame to sell her now..... Enjoy her for a while and if you still feel the same after a couple of months then sell her
20 August 2006, 01:02 AM
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Its up to u m8 but u have put alot of work into ur motor m8 will be a shame if you sell it but then like a few other people have said its up to u want you want to do
20 August 2006, 08:11 AM
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sell every thing else in your GARAGE
As im seriously thinking about sell my VW BEETLE just to pay a few things off, & as i wont need to rent a garage afterwards i will also be saving me another £20 a month,
But i cant get around to sell it
As im seriously thinking about sell my VW BEETLE just to pay a few things off, & as i wont need to rent a garage afterwards i will also be saving me another £20 a month,
But i cant get around to sell it
20 August 2006, 09:25 AM
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Do what you want mate, as said above, it doesn't really matter what you attend the meets in, Spec C turned up for quite while in his Tuscan or his Land Rover and I believe even a Polo 
, it didn't change peoples attitudes towards him, you wont be any different
, it didn't change peoples attitudes towards him, you wont be any different
20 August 2006, 09:58 AM
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By the title of the thread I thought you was going to ask if you should have the full 'op' or not!! 
Mate, whether you keep the car or not, you know you'll always be welcome at an ESC meet.
Just look at that wannabee who's recently turned up in two Porkers and a Beemer
. I also turned up at the Posers in the Capri, which caused a few raised eyebrows as well as some laughs!
IMHO, it it's hitting you too hard financially, kick it into touch. At the end of the day, it's only a car which can be replaced by something bigger and better in good time. No point skinting yourself.
Mate, whether you keep the car or not, you know you'll always be welcome at an ESC meet.
Just look at that wannabee who's recently turned up in two Porkers and a Beemer
. I also turned up at the Posers in the Capri, which caused a few raised eyebrows as well as some laughs! IMHO, it it's hitting you too hard financially, kick it into touch. At the end of the day, it's only a car which can be replaced by something bigger and better in good time. No point skinting yourself.
20 August 2006, 11:42 AM
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Paul, stop being a t**t!
You know my views
Vicki
P.S. can you sell something that you have promised to someone if anything ever happens to you? Tee Hee
You know my views
Vicki
P.S. can you sell something that you have promised to someone if anything ever happens to you? Tee Hee
20 August 2006, 12:47 PM
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Thanks people, includeing the person who thinks I'm a plank
Have now made a decision,
1. keep the roadster - want to finish it and enjoy some open top motoring and sidways fun.
2. Keep the Scoob, too much blod sweat and tears have been spilt, plus I'll never get the money back I've spent on it.
3. And I'm going to buy another car as a run around, preferabl want a diesel 4x4.
Just got to find somewhere safe to keep the scoob now.
Looks like you lot are stuck with me for a while longer
Have now made a decision,
1. keep the roadster - want to finish it and enjoy some open top motoring and sidways fun.
2. Keep the Scoob, too much blod sweat and tears have been spilt, plus I'll never get the money back I've spent on it.
3. And I'm going to buy another car as a run around, preferabl want a diesel 4x4.
Just got to find somewhere safe to keep the scoob now.
Looks like you lot are stuck with me for a while longer
20 August 2006, 08:25 PM
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It would be a shame to sell the car 
But at the end of the day its your decision and if its gotta go its gotta go. You can keep coming to the meets of cause and you can always get another one in the future when your circumstances allow you to.
But at the end of the day its your decision and if its gotta go its gotta go. You can keep coming to the meets of cause and you can always get another one in the future when your circumstances allow you to.
20 August 2006, 10:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Cornelius
Thanks people, includeing the person who thinks I'm a plank
Have now made a decision,
1. keep the roadster - want to finish it and enjoy some open top motoring and sidways fun.
2. Keep the Scoob, too much blod sweat and tears have been spilt, plus I'll never get the money back I've spent on it.
3. And I'm going to buy another car as a run around, preferabl want a diesel 4x4.
Just got to find somewhere safe to keep the scoob now.
Looks like you lot are stuck with me for a while longer
Have now made a decision,
1. keep the roadster - want to finish it and enjoy some open top motoring and sidways fun.
2. Keep the Scoob, too much blod sweat and tears have been spilt, plus I'll never get the money back I've spent on it.
3. And I'm going to buy another car as a run around, preferabl want a diesel 4x4.
Just got to find somewhere safe to keep the scoob now.
Looks like you lot are stuck with me for a while longer
20 August 2006, 10:10 PM
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wasn't selling it for financial reasons, just having a crappy time recently and thought a change might be better but I've been back in my place, got a few ear'ole bashings and started to sort myself out
Plus it seems a lot of you want to see the car finished, ie remapped so can't let you lot down now
Plus it seems a lot of you want to see the car finished, ie remapped so can't let you lot down now