Essex Interceptor members?
28 March 2009, 11:28 AM
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Essex Interceptor members?
Just wondering if any of the Interceptors are members on here. Highly unlikely but just thought I'd ask as the missus loves them 
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28 March 2009, 09:54 PM
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28 March 2009, 10:50 PM
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I prefer the term "Athletic Build" 
I have been a Scooby owner longer than we have had them at work. Who do you think suggested we have Scoobies as well as EVOs 
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Ahh I figured you were on here, Tissy As M444GY just said, how's the new X stacking up against the old ones? I tried the 300 SST last weekend and I have to say it was pretty gutless for a car with so much hype around it. Lots more front end grip than my STI but it just didn't pick up very well and sounded.... odd. Oh and I got 10mpg on a 20 minute slowish drive around the roundabouts of MK.
Anyway, great work down there, Tissy. You have a huge amount of respect from me and the missus for the work you and you colleagues do.
Enjoy your Sunday, pal
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As M444GY just said, how's the new X stacking up against the old ones? I tried the 300 SST last weekend and I have to say it was pretty gutless for a car with so much hype around it. Lots more front end grip than my STI but it just didn't pick up very well and sounded.... odd. Oh and I got 10mpg on a 20 minute slowish drive around the roundabouts of MK.Anyway, great work down there, Tissy. You have a huge amount of respect from me and the missus for the work you and you colleagues do.
Enjoy your Sunday, pal
David
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29 March 2009, 09:49 AM
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Think Tissy has been relegated to the unmarked Beemer
Pulled alongside me early the other morning on the M25 undercover
Top bloke with a top job , Mucho respect from moi also
Pulled alongside me early the other morning on the M25 undercover
Top bloke with a top job , Mucho respect from moi also
29 March 2009, 11:12 AM
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Ahh I figured you were on here, Tissy As M444GY just said, how's the new X stacking up against the old ones? I tried the 300 SST last weekend and I have to say it was pretty gutless for a car with so much hype around it. Lots more front end grip than my STI but it just didn't pick up very well and sounded.... odd. Oh and I got 10mpg on a 20 minute slowish drive around the roundabouts of MK.
Anyway, great work down there, Tissy. You have a huge amount of respect from me and the missus for the work you and you colleagues do.
Enjoy your Sunday, pal
David
As M444GY just said, how's the new X stacking up against the old ones? I tried the 300 SST last weekend and I have to say it was pretty gutless for a car with so much hype around it. Lots more front end grip than my STI but it just didn't pick up very well and sounded.... odd. Oh and I got 10mpg on a 20 minute slowish drive around the roundabouts of MK.Anyway, great work down there, Tissy. You have a huge amount of respect from me and the missus for the work you and you colleagues do.
Enjoy your Sunday, pal
David
I have to say the EVO X are superb. If i had the money i would buy one (keeping the Scoob for those special occassions of course
)The ones we have are paddle shift which is great fun to use. They stick to the road like nothing i have experienced before, traction is excellent. Very nice cars indeed.
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It is on there though, honest ! Along with BS marking Cheers Tiny.
29 March 2009, 12:45 PM
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Tissey,
Don't know if your aloud to say mate, but did you ever find that guy that reversed into you in that X5 and squashed the EVO, i think i was as gutted as you that couldn't catch the ******! At least it wasn't the scooby
P.S where do all the cars go when they get sold on? Oh and keep up the good work.
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Don't know if your aloud to say mate, but did you ever find that guy that reversed into you in that X5 and squashed the EVO, i think i was as gutted as you that couldn't catch the ******! At least it wasn't the scooby
P.S where do all the cars go when they get sold on? Oh and keep up the good work.
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29 March 2009, 01:03 PM
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Tissey,
Don't know if your aloud to say mate, but did you ever find that guy that reversed into you in that X5 and squashed the EVO, i think i was as gutted as you that couldn't catch the ******! At least it wasn't the scooby
P.S where do all the cars go when they get sold on? Oh and keep up the good work.
Aaron
Don't know if your aloud to say mate, but did you ever find that guy that reversed into you in that X5 and squashed the EVO, i think i was as gutted as you that couldn't catch the ******! At least it wasn't the scooby
P.S where do all the cars go when they get sold on? Oh and keep up the good work.
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29 March 2009, 01:25 PM
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Thanks for your comments David, their very much appriciated.
I have to say the EVO X are superb. If i had the money i would buy one (keeping the Scoob for those special occassions of course)
The ones we have are paddle shift which is great fun to use. They stick to the road like nothing i have experienced before, traction is excellent. Very nice cars indeed.
I have to say the EVO X are superb. If i had the money i would buy one (keeping the Scoob for those special occassions of course
)The ones we have are paddle shift which is great fun to use. They stick to the road like nothing i have experienced before, traction is excellent. Very nice cars indeed.
What MPG are you seeing with them on *day to day driving?
David
* meaning pursuits and going to fryups in the mornings
29 March 2009, 06:25 PM
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that was just over a year ago though
29 March 2009, 07:04 PM
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that aint the same one that does the M11 is it,,,, i had a close moment one day with that when i was driving to dover, i seen a bike flag me for some "fun" but i couldnt be bothered and my motorbike flew off into the distance,,,, then just before the M25 junction i seen mr motorbike and a red bm 3 series i think it was talking to him,,, good job im getting boring these days pmsl
that was just over a year ago though
that was just over a year ago though
No mate , Tissy was in the silver one the other morning , it's very stealth !! The luminous yellow jackets & the obligatory sunglasses made me notice them
Exited the M25 onto the M11 London bound , the traffic was queuing back from the A406 to the poxy M25/ M11 Junction , i sat there well over 30 mins
, Tissy just slips the lights on & sneaks down the hard shoulder to there base @ the end of the M11 ( I guess the do nuts were calling )