Whos got the Cleanest Scoob in the UK then?
09 January 2001, 05:03 PM
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Anyone esle out there got a Scoob shinier than a new penny?
Not just all those with Wax Wizard treatment, but real concours standard?
I reckon Nito's wagon is a strong contender (from the photos at least). Any others?
Terry
Not just all those with Wax Wizard treatment, but real concours standard?
I reckon Nito's wagon is a strong contender (from the photos at least). Any others?
Terry
09 January 2001, 05:21 PM
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Well, I did have the cleanest one, until this morning when I drove into work. I now hold the title for dirtiest scooby in the UK. People walk by screaming 'unclean, unclean!'
09 January 2001, 05:27 PM
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Call me weird, but I actualy like it when my car looks dirty! Mud and grim over the wheel arches, streaks over the bonnet making an interesting patten where they meet the scoop. Gives it a 'I'm a working car, so don't give me any trouble' look 
Also, don't always have time to wash it.
And before anyone comments, yes, I do try to keep it clean during these salt strewn winter days..
Also, don't always have time to wash it.
And before anyone comments, yes, I do try to keep it clean during these salt strewn winter days..
10 January 2001, 07:48 AM
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I have to agree with Mat Oz, he did have the cleanest Scoob ive ever seen, it looked cleaner than a new STI 
This is the bloke that helps me clean my own cars 
Got a full treatment of Mr Wax Wizard inside and out this Friday 22B @ Dono is gonna look good .
This is the bloke that helps me clean my own cars Got a full treatment of Mr Wax Wizard inside and out this Friday
22B @ Dono is gonna look good .
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10 January 2001, 08:22 AM
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Nah! My old '99 car was the cleanest - I had it from new and it was never taken out in the rain, and kept under a cover in the garage as well, so there.
My wife even caught me vacuuming the dust off the wheels after a run one day! Beat that!
Oh god I am sad.
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My wife even caught me vacuuming the dust off the wheels after a run one day! Beat that!
Oh god I am sad.
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10 January 2001, 08:30 AM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR> Got a full treatment of Mr Wax Wizard inside and out this Friday 22B @ Dono is gonna look good .<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Son
Please stop this behaviour immediately. You are setting a very bad precedent for the car
It'll just get to expect this sort of "spoiling"
Oh and they go quicker when they're dirty
Richard
Son
Please stop this behaviour immediately. You are setting a very bad precedent for the car
It'll just get to expect this sort of "spoiling"
Oh and they go quicker when they're dirty
Richard
10 January 2001, 08:38 AM
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Now listen here Dad! Your not here so you can't tell me what to do! so there! I can do whatever I like with my Scooby, all youve done is pay for it and your not allowed to drive it again after last time LOL.
Im going to Dono for the morning sessions now time to see if the cleanliness makes it faster or slower LOL
LOL.Im going to Dono for the morning sessions now
time to see if the cleanliness makes it faster or slower LOL
10 January 2001, 11:18 AM
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Floyd,
That's fantastic. I thought using a toothbrush on the wheels was a bit left-field,
but hoovering the tyres has to be worthy of some sort of award. I'm sure someone can suggest a suitable title....
Terry
That's fantastic. I thought using a toothbrush on the wheels was a bit left-field,
but hoovering the tyres has to be worthy of some sort of award. I'm sure someone can suggest a suitable title....
Terry
10 January 2001, 11:30 AM
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I have seen that Boy OZ clean a motor, and well hes good, real good. His STI was a minter!
As for the wax wizard treatment Harj, you wait until he cleans that engine bay Gonna look sweet as mate....trust me
You saw mine
As for the wax wizard treatment Harj, you wait until he cleans that engine bay
Gonna look sweet as mate....trust me You saw mine
10 January 2001, 11:46 AM
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I'm looking forward to doing your car. It will be the 1st 22B I';ve done. Hell your even laying on a carpeted double garage for me...might even fall asleep on the floor by the car! CYA Friday
I'm looking forward to doing your car. It will be the 1st 22B I';ve done. Hell your even laying on a carpeted double garage for me...might even fall asleep on the floor by the car! CYA Friday
10 January 2001, 05:57 PM
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Dane, the owner of Adams Subaru in Aylesbury has a 22b type UK that don't look like it's ever seen the light of day. I'm not sure it's even been used!
Surely it's gotta be the cleanest.
I called in last year, saw it, was bowled over by it and bought a P1. There's testament for you.
One day I'd like to buy the 22B, but they want £49,000 for it.....
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Surely it's gotta be the cleanest.
I called in last year, saw it, was bowled over by it and bought a P1. There's testament for you.
One day I'd like to buy the 22B, but they want £49,000 for it.....
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Kurt
10 January 2001, 06:40 PM
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I used to have a Sport - that was washed regularly every 6 months whether it needed it or not!
Then I bought the Turbo - washed it 3 weeks later - my girlfriend almost fainted. Just as well that it's been wet so much recently - I nearly started cleaning it again last weekend. Two car washes in two months would destroy what little credibility I have left
(A friend who used to work in London had a Range Rover. He'd come out radio operating on the RAC Rally and spend four days trying to get as much "designer mud" on the car as he could so that his would be the only muddy Rangie in London.......he used to hate it when it rained, poor dear, washed all that lovely grime off:rolleyes
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Then I bought the Turbo - washed it 3 weeks later
- my girlfriend almost fainted. Just as well that it's been wet so much recently - I nearly started cleaning it again last weekend. Two car washes in two months would destroy what little credibility I have left (A friend who used to work in London had a Range Rover. He'd come out radio operating on the RAC Rally and spend four days trying to get as much "designer mud" on the car as he could so that his would be the only muddy Rangie in London.......he used to hate it when it rained, poor dear, washed all that lovely grime off:rolleyes
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