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25 June 2001, 10:31 PM
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For any of us that do not yet have our scoobies, or indeed sold them on, feel free to add your non-scoob pic here (might even have a post without PTMW in it 
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This is my Rover 220 GSi Turbo, subtley modded - full details @
)This is my Rover 220 GSi Turbo, subtley modded - full details @
27 June 2001, 12:29 PM
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Mook,
Looking good there young man!!!
The car looks immaculate. Engine bay looks excellent,
Nice wheels too. Does it go hard? I'd imagine it would. Glad to see you're looking after it. Very clean and shines like a mirror.
Steve,
The EVO 6 looks mean. A worthy replacement for the scoob.
WREXY.
Looking good there young man!!!
The car looks immaculate. Engine bay looks excellent,Nice wheels too. Does it go hard? I'd imagine it would. Glad to see you're looking after it. Very clean and shines like a mirror.
Steve,
The EVO 6 looks mean. A worthy replacement for the scoob.
WREXY.
27 June 2001, 12:36 PM
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WREXY > Glad you like it young man Looking to do more to the underbonnet soon, might colour code a little more and also fancy more Samco bits. I intend to replace the header tank (top right) and power steering tank (middle left) with stainless ones . Pushing out around 220bhp so she goes pretty well, although only through the front wheels 
. Got some 325mm brakes coming soon, which will be nice 
I plan on keeping it but still intend to get a scoob when I move house, either an STI type R or possibly even a P1. Time will tell. Still, I'm glad I joined this BB, gives me plenty of info for when I finally get round to getting a scoob
Looking to do more to the underbonnet soon, might colour code a little more and also fancy more Samco bits. I intend to replace the header tank (top right) and power steering tank (middle left) with stainless ones . Pushing out around 220bhp so she goes pretty well, although only through the front wheels . Got some 325mm brakes coming soon, which will be nice I plan on keeping it but still intend to get a scoob when I move house, either an STI type R or possibly even a P1. Time will tell. Still, I'm glad I joined this BB, gives me plenty of info for when I finally get round to getting a scoob
27 June 2001, 09:18 PM
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Mook,
You can't go wrong with the STI TYPE R or the P1. Both are brilliant. And you'll still have the Rover to muck around too. You'll never get bored of driving.
Steve,
post some pics when you get the spottys on. Should look cool.
You can't go wrong with the STI TYPE R or the P1. Both are brilliant. And you'll still have the Rover to muck around too. You'll never get bored of driving.
Steve,
post some pics when you get the spottys on. Should look cool.
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27 June 2001, 09:51 PM
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Ok,
This is the car I sold back in Oz before moving to the UK. My pre-scooby wheels, if you like.
Its an HSV XU8, mmm 270hp 5.0L V8, and all through the back wheels. Roundabouts and rain were an interesting combination
And for those who don't know, HSV is the performance arm of Holden, which is Australia's version of Vauxhall
Andrew.
[This message has been edited by AndrewW (edited 27 June 2001).]
This is the car I sold back in Oz before moving to the UK. My pre-scooby wheels, if you like.
Its an HSV XU8, mmm 270hp 5.0L V8, and all through the back wheels. Roundabouts and rain were an interesting combination
And for those who don't know, HSV is the performance arm of Holden, which is Australia's version of Vauxhall
Andrew.
[This message has been edited by AndrewW (edited 27 June 2001).]
27 June 2001, 10:28 PM
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Very nice Andrew.
I have the oldest brother of the HSV's which I also sold before I left for Greece to buy my Scoob.
1988 Holden Commodore HSV Group A, number 070 of 750 built. It comes with a 5.0 litre V8 and again with a rear wheel slippery diff good for going sideways. Here are some pics.
WREXY
I have the oldest brother of the HSV's which I also sold before I left for Greece to buy my Scoob.
1988 Holden Commodore HSV Group A, number 070 of 750 built. It comes with a 5.0 litre V8 and again with a rear wheel slippery diff good for going sideways. Here are some pics.
WREXY
01 July 2001, 10:47 PM
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OK Here goes (piccies are crap quality for now):
Current stead - love it to bits:
And my old 205 which was also great fun - had this about 3 years ago now:
Will have some better pics soon.
DW
Edited to say I still have the Sparco wheel here from the 205 if anyone wants to buy it - cost £140 with boss but will take about £65 ish
[This message has been edited by Dream Weaver (edited 01 July 2001).]
Current stead - love it to bits:
And my old 205 which was also great fun - had this about 3 years ago now:
Will have some better pics soon.
DW
Edited to say I still have the Sparco wheel here from the 205 if anyone wants to buy it - cost £140 with boss but will take about £65 ish
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02 July 2001, 08:46 AM
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Here's my previous beast
1989 Porsche 944 Turbo. MAD, **** HAPPY MONSTER
Turbo like a bucket, turbo lag you can measure in days but when it comes in.....
1.9 BAR STANDARD! Just don't take it out in the rain - hence my move to Subaru.
1989 Porsche 944 Turbo. MAD, **** HAPPY MONSTER
Turbo like a bucket, turbo lag you can measure in days but when it comes in.....
1.9 BAR STANDARD! Just don't take it out in the rain - hence my move to Subaru.
03 July 2001, 08:04 PM
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Come on guys we're being left behind here.
I know this primarily a scooby site but there must be loads of Ex/wannabe scooby owners out there with some cool cars.
Except PTMW's Vectra, hello DIESEL.
We've got some great looking cars here so far and some great pictures.
Rich that picture is bigger than my house, just use photo express or something to reduce it then upload as usual.
Lets get this forum movin' guys.
Ok so I'm posting on top of 2 bottles of wine but still we need more non scoobys.
Steve
I know this primarily a scooby site but there must be loads of Ex/wannabe scooby owners out there with some cool cars.
Except PTMW's Vectra, hello DIESEL.
We've got some great looking cars here so far and some great pictures.
Rich that picture is bigger than my house, just use photo express or something to reduce it then upload as usual.
Lets get this forum movin' guys.
Ok so I'm posting on top of 2 bottles of wine
but still we need more non scoobys.Steve
04 July 2001, 07:42 PM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by SteveM:
<B>Come on guys we're being left behind here.
I know this primarily a scooby site but there must be loads of Ex/wannabe scooby owners out there with some cool cars.
Except PTMW's Vectra, hello DIESEL.
We've got some great looking cars here so far and some great pictures.
Rich that picture is bigger than my house, just use photo express or something to reduce it then upload as usual.
Lets get this forum movin' guys.
Ok so I'm posting on top of 2 bottles of wine but still we need more non scoobys.
Steve[/quote]
I agree, come on everyone - wheres Bob T et al
Maybe we should post a link in general? (If Moray will leave it there long enough )
DW
<B>Come on guys we're being left behind here.
I know this primarily a scooby site but there must be loads of Ex/wannabe scooby owners out there with some cool cars.
Except PTMW's Vectra, hello DIESEL.
We've got some great looking cars here so far and some great pictures.
Rich that picture is bigger than my house, just use photo express or something to reduce it then upload as usual.
Lets get this forum movin' guys.
Ok so I'm posting on top of 2 bottles of wine
but still we need more non scoobys.Steve
[/quote]I agree, come on everyone - wheres Bob T et al
Maybe we should post a link in general? (If Moray will leave it there long enough
)DW
06 July 2001, 03:38 PM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by davyboy:
<B>Hey I wanna put my car on here, How do I do it?[/quote]
Use this
<B>Hey I wanna put my car on here, How do I do it?[/quote]
Use this
06 July 2001, 05:20 PM
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OK some really boring pics.
My new ride, a V6 Mondeo GhiaX. Leather, climate, cruise, electric toys etc. V6 silky smooth but not in the same league as the Scoob.
Here it is before I bought it.
If I want to save some fuel my other cars parked behind my old series McRae, its a Skoda Felicia 1.9 Diesel. Its now three years old an drives as new no squeks or rattles. I will definatly have another Skoda as a run about and may even try the Octavia RS as my large car.
Cheers
Lee
My new ride, a V6 Mondeo GhiaX. Leather, climate, cruise, electric toys etc. V6 silky smooth but not in the same league as the Scoob.
Here it is before I bought it.
If I want to save some fuel my other cars parked behind my old series McRae, its a Skoda Felicia 1.9 Diesel. Its now three years old an drives as new no squeks or rattles. I will definatly have another Skoda as a run about and may even try the Octavia RS as my large car.
Cheers
Lee
06 July 2001, 10:01 PM
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Here's a pic of my lovely Astra GSi 16v (For sale in the Private Forum)
And here is a pic of my old 177BHP Renault 5 GT turbo (This one is also for sale £2300 ono)
Pointless Quote No.352:
<B>CRYPTWALK</B> I notice your 309 was Lincoln/Skegness registered (TL), Just like my Renault!
And here is a pic of my old 177BHP Renault 5 GT turbo
(This one is also for sale £2300 ono) Pointless Quote No.352:
<B>CRYPTWALK</B> I notice your 309 was Lincoln/Skegness registered (TL), Just like my Renault!
08 July 2001, 01:35 AM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Avi:
<B>Ahem... I'll Just phone MYSELF a TAXI... My old Golf
<I>Andy A</I></B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
That car look's familier!!
Where have i seen it???
<B>Ahem... I'll Just phone MYSELF a TAXI... My old Golf
<I>Andy A</I></B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
That car look's familier!!
Where have i seen it???
