Look what i found on a beach in Holland ?
26 January 2001, 10:58 PM
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The original car was never an oil paintng but..
Your photos do it justice but I think it is the rear which needs some attention.
I am certainly warming to the front end.
Where's your boot spoiler?
Martin
The original car was never an oil paintng but..
Your photos do it justice but I think it is the rear which needs some attention.
I am certainly warming to the front end.
Where's your boot spoiler?
Martin
27 January 2001, 09:44 AM
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Thanks guys, I'm glad it's not just me who thinks she looks good 
There's no rear spoiler on the first batch of Dutch cars, but there are bucket seats instead. I could have waited a couple of weeks for the spoiler but (1) my current scoob is a lease car and has to go back next at the end of the month and (2) i don't really like the current spoiler, so i'll wait and see what else comes available before making the decision.
Andy
PS - It's not really dusk it's lateish afternoon, I cheated with a pair of bright headlamps and some camera know how !
[This message has been edited by Andy Hamp (edited 27 January 2001).]
There's no rear spoiler on the first batch of Dutch cars, but there are bucket seats instead. I could have waited a couple of weeks for the spoiler but (1) my current scoob is a lease car and has to go back next at the end of the month and (2) i don't really like the current spoiler, so i'll wait and see what else comes available before making the decision.
Andy
PS - It's not really dusk it's lateish afternoon, I cheated with a pair of bright headlamps and some camera know how !
[This message has been edited by Andy Hamp (edited 27 January 2001).]
27 January 2001, 10:02 AM
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OK, now I know they are a pain to get the soapy water out of when washing the car, but how could they get rid of the bonnet vents ???
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29 January 2001, 01:26 PM
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LOL AndrewW, I'm glad it's not just me
PS Don't ya hate hate it when the first rinse (or six) brings out a load of black gunge all over your nice, freshly washed bonnet?
PPS Where'd the head restraint on the drivers side go Mr Hamp?
PS Don't ya hate hate it when the first rinse (or six) brings out a load of black gunge all over your nice, freshly washed bonnet?
PPS Where'd the head restraint on the drivers side go Mr Hamp?
29 January 2001, 01:49 PM
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Simple answer to that one. I’d had 4 hours to kill before getting on the boat to bring her home and the most comfortable position to sit and “read the paper” was fully reclined ... Guess i didn't put the seat back up !! 
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