rust bucket for me ;)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...b/IMG_3205.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...b/IMG_3232.jpg

Do you really need a wagon ?? If you've got a dog then fine, if not the wagon isn't that much bigger in the back with the seats up is it ?, you just don't get the height or through load.

I went for a 4 door and a roof box (I know you can't put a dog in a roof box!) + a towbar for bikes etc.

Horses of courses, but sounds like you really want a 4 door, so think hard before parting with cash

PS no comment on classic v bugeye, obviously you should stretch for blobeye:D :D

agree with sport160 (do you have an elise?), make sure you get what you want...I drove all three versions before i brought mine and prefered the classic by miles ;):D

Spot on, even less rust ;) :D

Very nice :) Dated but nice, take the side skirts off, rust! ;)

Not anymore, but yes thats where the user name came from

http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1.../Elise160s.jpg

Oldie, why have you suddenly got this fixation with rust??? Considering how thin Scooby body panels are and how sparingly the paint is applied onto them I think they do remarkably well for resisting rust!

Is it perhaps because you've recently stripped your Fugly down and found some rust on there and secretly wish you'd bought yourself a superior Scoob (ie Classic).

LOL

knocked one off accidently whilst changing a wheel so i know i'm rust free...

thanks lol, as i said its not about the way it looks...its the way it drives.

i found the newer versions a bit too polished for my taste...a bit too mature ;):D

very nice, there is a guy at work with one of these...his is a ridiculous track day toy; feels insane as a passenger :D

Look here "Pinky" the beautiful Bugeye will still be running, long after your pink dust has been swept away :lol1:

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