am i to old age 43 to buy a scooby
24 August 2005, 09:34 PM
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Golf Bro.......... go for it mate................look at me 47 this is my 7th Impreza to date,,,,,, youll love it....come down to the Powerstation Day on the 27th and meet me and Ill take you out in my car.
Talk to me Golf what are you looking to do with the car??..........do u wanna track it at some point? do you drive fast?? what is your driving style like? mines foot down most of the time................wifes given up trying to get me to be sensible..got to have fun thats waht you work for right?...... work hard play even harder
Talk to me Golf what are you looking to do with the car??..........do u wanna track it at some point? do you drive fast?? what is your driving style like? mines foot down most of the time................wifes given up trying to get me to be sensible..got to have fun thats waht you work for right?...... work hard play even harder
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25 August 2005, 07:21 PM
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Now listen here you young sprog.........................
But seriously, I'm 52 always had fast(ish) cars loved the scooby from day one but never thought I could afford one. Now I have a 01 WRX and I love it, even the wife is encouraging me to mod it (a bit) and I still drive it fast in spite of the accident. GO FOR IT
But seriously, I'm 52 always had fast(ish) cars loved the scooby from day one but never thought I could afford one. Now I have a 01 WRX and I love it, even the wife is encouraging me to mod it (a bit) and I still drive it fast in spite of the accident. GO FOR IT
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25 August 2005, 08:53 PM
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Ho ho!! I was 43 when I first test drove a Scoob - and within 3 months found the one I wanted. A neighbour down the road said "a bit voom-voom, isn't it?" , and another had just bought his "2nd-childhood" fast car too!! 
So, matey, get it now.
Life's motto: Live to regret what you HAVE done, not what you HAVEN'T done...........
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So, matey, get it now.
Life's motto: Live to regret what you HAVE done, not what you HAVEN'T done...........
Matthew
25 August 2005, 10:50 PM
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Originally Posted by golf
thanks lads ive gone and done it pick it up end of next week cant wait
Nick
26 August 2005, 01:29 PM
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Have the best of both worlds
I have the Golf GT TDi 150bhp Diesel for the daily work trips (modified to 195bhp/285lbft ) and the Spec C for the weekends and track trashing (when it's finished). I have to say, that the Golf has been one of the few cars that costs naff all to run, but everytime I want a buzz I can by just putting my foot down (ok... not in the same league as my Scooby, but you get the drift)...... imho they are awesome cars (we know the Scooby is, but i'm on about the Golf here lol).
If your chopping in the Golf, you WILL miss it!
Regards,
Shaun.
I have the Golf GT TDi 150bhp Diesel for the daily work trips (modified to 195bhp/285lbft
) and the Spec C for the weekends and track trashing (when it's finished). I have to say, that the Golf has been one of the few cars that costs naff all to run, but everytime I want a buzz I can by just putting my foot down (ok... not in the same league as my Scooby, but you get the drift)...... imho they are awesome cars (we know the Scooby is, but i'm on about the Golf here lol).If your chopping in the Golf, you WILL miss it!
Regards,
Shaun.
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