View Poll Results: Which colour is the most desirable?
Mica (it's not pink ok) Red
12
27.91%
Dark Blue (definatly heterosexual) Mica
31
72.09%
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Which Colour Is Best?
02 March 2005, 02:29 AM
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Which Colour Is Best?
Due to a comedy argument starting on another thread i thought it would be a good idea to poll all you unbias and completely uninterested Scoobynetters 
So please cast your vote and settle this serious issue between fellow scoobynetters Micared and PSLewis.
You get to choose between Mica Red and Dark Blue Mica.
Isn't it exciting
So please cast your vote and settle this serious issue between fellow scoobynetters Micared and PSLewis.
You get to choose between Mica Red and Dark Blue Mica.
Isn't it exciting
02 March 2005, 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted by scoobyjohn2000
i like the red and wonder why they didnt make a 22b in that colour???
Imagine it up the local spit'n'sawdust pub ......
"Oh, yes I drive a 22B"
"A MicaPink one!"
"I'll get me handbag ......................... "
Pete
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02 March 2005, 05:53 PM
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Originally Posted by micapink
Jesus, just had a look at the poll, can't believe I'm gonna lose an argument with that old ******! 
Try taking a MicraPink into the Subaru Main Dealer and ask them how much the colour has damaged the price!!
You have lost £1,000's because you chose the wrong colour!
Pete
02 March 2005, 06:07 PM
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Your local dealer and my local dealer are one and the same....they've offered me 8k as standard, try getting that for your wagon, which, as everyone knows, is virtual negative equity material compared to my ultra-desirable saloon! 
Certainly haven't lost thousands Pete, never bought a new car in my life, and have no intentions of starting, I'll leave that to all the other lunatics. Paid very little for this car 2 years ago, hence 8k represents a reasonably significant proportion of what it owes me, especially considering how many speed limits I've broken in it!
Certainly haven't lost thousands Pete, never bought a new car in my life, and have no intentions of starting, I'll leave that to all the other lunatics. Paid very little for this car 2 years ago, hence 8k represents a reasonably significant proportion of what it owes me, especially considering how many speed limits I've broken in it!
02 March 2005, 06:09 PM
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Your local dealer and my local dealer are one and the same ( going by what you said about where you bought your car ).....they've offered me 8k as standard, try getting that for your wagon, which, as everyone knows, is virtual negative equity material compared to my ultra-desirable saloon! Certainly haven't lost thousands Pete, never bought a new car in my life, and have no intentions of starting, I'll leave that to all the other lunatics. Paid very little for this car 2 years ago, hence 8k represents a reasonably significant proportion of what it owes me, especially considering how many speed limits I've broken in it!
Certainly haven't lost thousands Pete, never bought a new car in my life, and have no intentions of starting, I'll leave that to all the other lunatics. Paid very little for this car 2 years ago, hence 8k represents a reasonably significant proportion of what it owes me, especially considering how many speed limits I've broken in it!
02 March 2005, 06:15 PM
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Of course you paid very little for it .............. you were the only tart looking at the time!
Get some nice Pink Fur on the inside and you will be well on your way to completing the overall 'PIMP' effect!
Pete
Get some nice Pink Fur on the inside and you will be well on your way to completing the overall 'PIMP' effect!
Pete
02 March 2005, 07:23 PM
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Did that when I thought I was keeping it...taken it all out now it's for sale. Btw, horrified to learn that you're local to me...you must be single handedly lowering the average i.q. count in the area quite significantly. Shame really when people like me tend to up the average wherever I go. I'll have to keep an eye out for a really badly driven, common as muck blue wagon with a past-his-sell-by date geriatric halfwit peering worriedly over the steering wheel. Do you look at the road much, or is your time too taken up with staring fixatedly at your speedo in case you stray an mph over the limit?
Btw, horrified to learn that you're local to me...you must be single handedly lowering the average i.q. count in the area quite significantly. Shame really when people like me tend to up the average wherever I go. I'll have to keep an eye out for a really badly driven, common as muck blue wagon with a past-his-sell-by date geriatric halfwit peering worriedly over the steering wheel. Do you look at the road much, or is your time too taken up with staring fixatedly at your speedo in case you stray an mph over the limit?
02 March 2005, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted by micared
Do you look at the road much, or is your time too taken up with staring fixatedly at your speedo in case you stray an mph over the limit?
Most of you kiddies haven't been driving HALF the time I have - you simply cannot possibly hope to compete in pure, raw, experienced developed top driving skills ................... keep using the dials and buttons and lights and ECU's
Pete
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