sgould

I had to say good bye to the scoob today, it was a sad day

I still don't know what I will replace it with.
It was the first time I had heard it from the outside, and it almost brought a tear to my eye.

One thing I am sure about, I will buy another, one sunny day.

Orville

Replace it with another Scoob .

Peter Johnson

Sorry to hear the news of your great loss

What was it? (version)

I'm selling a Series Mcrae and just wondered how much you got for your beastie

Pete

sgould

It was a Catalunya.
The local Scooby dealer is selling it on my behalf. I know I wont get as much as if I sold it privately, but I just don't have the time.

sgould

While I don't have a car, I am borrowing one of my parents cars to run around in.

Unfortunatly they leant me a MR2 - the old shape (E reg, that old). I first thought ****.

This thing has more rust than paint. But driving it is a great experience, it envolves the driver so much more than the scoob (but doesn't have the power).
It is very similar to when I drove a westfield.

I wouldn't own one, but its a great little car, and costs less to buy than I spend on my scoobies insurance.

Nicholas Skelton

I think I know exactly how you feel. I am having to let mine go, just to get my expenses down. I test drove one of the new MGs tonight and even though they are pretty quick and funky, once I got back in the Scooby I realised how spoilt I've been for the last 18 months. Anything else is gonna feel just terrible. I am not looking forward to seeing someone else drive it away. Like you I shall be back in one as soon as I can. Perhaps a 2004 Impreza RB1. Just a thought!!