Schumacher

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corradoboy

Love the light and sky on the 2nd pic

The car-bra is just plain WRONG !

D.O.M

iTrader: (4)

^Have to agree with that. It looks wierd.

corradoboy

They always look like gimp masks

This pic would benefit from cloning out the TrUs, maybe replacing with some trees, and get rid of the light sat on the roof....



...oh, and the *** butt needs removing too

corradoboy

Like this.....



....sort of.

Guv

iTrader: (8)

The Bra mite be wrong but this certanly is'nt,



WOW, those pinkbits are always a turn on

Good going guys, keep up the good work, some nice classics you got there

dazdavies

iTrader: (22)

If I remember rightly, this is the car that gets trailered everywhere (except the odd occasion). Last time I saw it, it had just been trailered down to RCMS to have headers fitted and trailered back again so the headers didn't discolor. It really is in mint condition but pointless to just have a car for the sake of it looking pretty and not driving it to its potential.

Each to there own though and I cannot fault how it looks, apart from the fooking horrible bonnet bra thing. Mind you I'm sure that's there to keep it looking concourse.

Stop parking it up and looking it and get out and drive the bugger properly

corradoboy

Agree Each to their own, but it ain't some ultra-rare £5m 1960's Ferrari to be kept under a sheet in a climate controlled warehouse FFS. You could bestow this kind of obsessive compulsion on a Tata Nano with the same result, but a Scoob is for driving IMHO. For further justification that this kind of fetish is misguided, look at Muddy's for sale thread. No interest and a dropping price as any belief that it is worth significantly more than a higher spec newer car slowly becomes reality. Psychologically, most buyers will be subconsciously deterred because the car will never feel like theirs. Muddy's car will always be Muddy's, and so the pride of ownership and satisfaction from all the time and expense doesn't come with the purchase price, it stays with the original owner, which is dis-satisfying. We had the same thing in the WYIOC with MickWRX's car (known as Baiken to those whom remember it) which Matt, the new owner found it difficult to make it his own as everyone knew it as 'Micks car'. For me, Scoobs are about getting behind the wheel and feeling what they can do on a challenging road, not for sitting staring at, we have **** for that

leeroywrx

iTrader: (10)

glad i went along.met some top lads and had a good laugh.shame there wasnt a few more.

bioforger

iTrader: (1)

You forgot to resize to 640x480 to, appears jagged otherwise.

wrighty338

iTrader: (33)

youl have to do it again sometime boys, and hopefully mine will be finished

Schumacher

Cheers, CB. Good PS, but no need really. Yeah, pic turned out good but nothing special, IMO. It was only a small meet and didn't really try and take magazine quality photos.

Larger photos, FTW!

Marx Mcrae

iTrader: (4)

Gotta admit I was abit worried that no one was gonna turn up, and I was gonna look like some sad loner just sat in a carpark on my own!!
Anyway cheers to all who turned up, gonna have to do it again sometime!

Marx