I know I'm a little bit drunk but....
08 June 2001, 10:34 AM
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Tom, well said, M8. You're not alone.
There is just something about a Scoob. I love the car, and the ScoobyNet community.
I don't understand all this "my BMW's better than your STi" stuff. You cannot apply logic to owning a car like this. And it's advisable never to try and add up how much you've spent on it.
Just enjoy it.
Richard.
There is just something about a Scoob. I love the car, and the ScoobyNet community.
I don't understand all this "my BMW's better than your STi" stuff. You cannot apply logic to owning a car like this. And it's advisable never to try and add up how much you've spent on it.
Just enjoy it.
Richard.
08 June 2001, 12:06 PM
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....the Scooby is by far the best practical car out there.
After all that has been said about the Scooby (some of which I do agree with) I thought I had to say this.
I have just got back from the pub, but after setting foot on the drive, the floodlight lit up the Scoob a treat. And, I stood and walked around it for about 5 mintues, as I took in the lines, etc. I have to say that I think it looks awesome. There are not many cars where I would stop and stare at it for a while, bar any Ferrari (not even a Porsche).
Just looking at the car's lines, and reminiscing (sp) about the times when we've exploited the car's performance, brought a huge grin to my face. I know some have been quick to criticise the Scoob (sometimes quite rightly), but frankly I don't care. I love it. We've had the car for 2 1/2 years now, but if my old-man is going down the road to post a letter then I will go, just to be able to feel part of it... if you know what I mean.
There have been times when my old-man has thought about selling it, due to the burglary and other unwanted attention, and I admit that I was more than gutted. To me, losing the Scoob would be more than just losing a car, it would be more like losing a friend.
It truly is an awesome car, which still makes me smile whenever I'm in it.
Enjoy...
Cheers,
Tom
After all that has been said about the Scooby (some of which I do agree with) I thought I had to say this.
I have just got back from the pub, but after setting foot on the drive, the floodlight lit up the Scoob a treat. And, I stood and walked around it for about 5 mintues, as I took in the lines, etc. I have to say that I think it looks awesome. There are not many cars where I would stop and stare at it for a while, bar any Ferrari (not even a Porsche).
Just looking at the car's lines, and reminiscing (sp) about the times when we've exploited the car's performance, brought a huge grin to my face. I know some have been quick to criticise the Scoob (sometimes quite rightly), but frankly I don't care. I love it. We've had the car for 2 1/2 years now, but if my old-man is going down the road to post a letter then I will go, just to be able to feel part of it... if you know what I mean.
There have been times when my old-man has thought about selling it, due to the burglary and other unwanted attention, and I admit that I was more than gutted. To me, losing the Scoob would be more than just losing a car, it would be more like losing a friend.
It truly is an awesome car, which still makes me smile whenever I'm in it.
Enjoy...
Cheers,
Tom
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