new scooby owner so here she is
07 February 2010, 05:17 PM
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new scooby owner so here she is
hi every my name is martin yesterday i picked my first scooby up a little bit overpriced but well worth it lol thought id say hi im a prestige car valeter so itching to give her a propper clean and prob givre the girlfriend a proper clean while im at it lol
the only thing im not that keen on are the rear lights so i will be on the look out for some standard ones
cheers for looking
martin
the only thing im not that keen on are the rear lights so i will be on the look out for some standard ones
cheers for looking
martin
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07 February 2010, 05:24 PM
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Yoyo, looks nice and in good condition man, just brought myself a Turbo 2000 in the same colour a month or so ago, but more standard.
I just finished stripping the interior and giving it a huge clean, all back together now ha. Engine bay and exterior to do now!
Got any interior pictures, just curious as I would like to compare mine with yours.
How much did you pay? I paid £5500 with 43000 on the clock and it’s a 2000 registration.
Sam
I just finished stripping the interior and giving it a huge clean, all back together now ha. Engine bay and exterior to do now!
Got any interior pictures, just curious as I would like to compare mine with yours.
How much did you pay? I paid £5500 with 43000 on the clock and it’s a 2000 registration.
Sam
07 February 2010, 05:41 PM
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Yoyo, looks nice and in good condition man, just brought myself a Turbo 2000 in the same colour a month or so ago, but more standard.
I just finished stripping the interior and giving it a huge clean, all back together now ha. Engine bay and exterior to do now!
Got any interior pictures, just curious as I would like to compare mine with yours.
How much did you pay? I paid £5500 with 43000 on the clock and it’s a 2000 registration.
Sam
I just finished stripping the interior and giving it a huge clean, all back together now ha. Engine bay and exterior to do now!
Got any interior pictures, just curious as I would like to compare mine with yours.
How much did you pay? I paid £5500 with 43000 on the clock and it’s a 2000 registration.
Sam
maybe some one might be able to help me but some one was saying the type m is limited ed? does anyone know if this is true or not?
07 February 2010, 05:55 PM
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Yoyo, looks nice and in good condition man, just brought myself a Turbo 2000 in the same colour a month or so ago, but more standard.
I just finished stripping the interior and giving it a huge clean, all back together now ha. Engine bay and exterior to do now!
Got any interior pictures, just curious as I would like to compare mine with yours.
How much did you pay? I paid £5500 with 43000 on the clock and it’s a 2000 registration.
Sam
I just finished stripping the interior and giving it a huge clean, all back together now ha. Engine bay and exterior to do now!
Got any interior pictures, just curious as I would like to compare mine with yours.
How much did you pay? I paid £5500 with 43000 on the clock and it’s a 2000 registration.
Sam
unless its sonic blue and has the PPP, defi's, brembro brakes, aircon (and a couple of other small things) then its not worth that sort of cash 
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07 February 2010, 09:44 PM
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Haha it's okay, i'm not going to get upset at the fact. I knew it was over priced but i wanted the car. I had been looking for a Subaru for ages and all the ones i had been viewing were rubbish/modified and insurance was causing a problem also, everytime i got an insurance quote it would be even more than the last because it was taking so long to find one. So when i came across my Subaru, the guy literally wouldn't change the price and i really wanted the car, i got a good insurance quote and i thought, f**k it, i'll buy it. I knew i was happy to pay it because when i don't like things i immediately know or have douts, but when i do want something then again i know immediately, and this was how it was for my Subaru. I have no douts spending £5500 on it.
And that's the story of me and my Subaru lol.
Also people spend loads on drinking, cigarettes, comics and other stuff because they enjoy it, i enjoy cars and it's what i'm happy to spend my money on.
Sam
And that's the story of me and my Subaru lol.
Also people spend loads on drinking, cigarettes, comics and other stuff because they enjoy it, i enjoy cars and it's what i'm happy to spend my money on.
Sam
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come to think of it, my brother has a set of sti rear lamps for sale (red&clear) PM me if you're interested bud. They would look the nuts on your mica blue classic!
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Haha it's okay, i'm not going to get upset at the fact. I knew it was over priced but i wanted the car. I had been looking for a Subaru for ages and all the ones i had been viewing were rubbish/modified and insurance was causing a problem also, everytime i got an insurance quote it would be even more than the last because it was taking so long to find one. So when i came across my Subaru, the guy literally wouldn't change the price and i really wanted the car, i got a good insurance quote and i thought, f**k it, i'll buy it. I knew i was happy to pay it because when i don't like things i immediately know or have douts, but when i do want something then again i know immediately, and this was how it was for my Subaru. I have no douts spending £5500 on it.
And that's the story of me and my Subaru lol.
Also people spend loads on drinking, cigarettes, comics and other stuff because they enjoy it, i enjoy cars and it's what i'm happy to spend my money on.
Sam
And that's the story of me and my Subaru lol.
Also people spend loads on drinking, cigarettes, comics and other stuff because they enjoy it, i enjoy cars and it's what i'm happy to spend my money on.
Sam
good on ye bud. could not agree more. everyone has the right to have a passtime and hobby of their choosing. ps, welcome to SN
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