Let ScoobyShop source the products you want.
17 February 2001, 03:30 PM
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Hi All
Thanks for everyone's support on the shop, it's going really well.
We've added about 30 more items over the last week, and are going to be adding about 30 more (some really cool stuff) over the next couple of days.
The biggest problem is finding the products you want.
So...
If there is anything you want to buy right now (or soon) relating to your scoob (or something that might be of interest to other scoob owners) let us know and we'll try to source to for a great price and put it on the shop. That wat we will be sure to be adding the products that we all want.
Let us know here or on sales@scoobynet.co.uk
Best regards
Simon
Thanks for everyone's support on the shop, it's going really well.
We've added about 30 more items over the last week, and are going to be adding about 30 more (some really cool stuff) over the next couple of days.
The biggest problem is finding the products you want.
So...
If there is anything you want to buy right now (or soon) relating to your scoob (or something that might be of interest to other scoob owners) let us know and we'll try to source to for a great price and put it on the shop. That wat we will be sure to be adding the products that we all want.
Let us know here or on sales@scoobynet.co.uk
Best regards
Simon
17 February 2001, 03:47 PM
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Stuart H's guide to motoring offenses?
It'd save him a serious amount of time.
Inflatable Harj dolls?
Your scooby sucz stickers for the RS crowd?
Seriously. more stuff in the muppet section
like the subaru challenge scalextrics set,
subaru stuff for the kids.
Other ideas
o Vouchers for track days(not just TWTB etc)
o Aproved crash helmets
o Mudflaps
o Intercooler splitters
o Interior trim(NITO?)
o ICE
o Radar detectors(geodesy, Bel 990 etc)
You could also introduce a little check button that added 10% on your order total to donate to this years scoobynet charity.
[This message has been edited by Neil Smalley (edited 17 February 2001).]
It'd save him a serious amount of time.
Inflatable Harj dolls?
Your scooby sucz stickers for the RS crowd?
Seriously. more stuff in the muppet section
like the subaru challenge scalextrics set,
subaru stuff for the kids.
Other ideas
o Vouchers for track days(not just TWTB etc)
o Aproved crash helmets
o Mudflaps
o Intercooler splitters
o Interior trim(NITO?)
o ICE
o Radar detectors(geodesy, Bel 990 etc)
You could also introduce a little check button that added 10% on your order total to donate to this years scoobynet charity.
[This message has been edited by Neil Smalley (edited 17 February 2001).]
17 February 2001, 03:52 PM
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Great suggestions Neil
Thank you..
BTW. Wetter the Better is not available in the shop at the moment...
The thing you are refering to is "BIGGER the better" which is a premier level track day (it's going to be absolutely awesome too, by the looks of it).
People seem to think that it IS "Wetter the Better", how can I make that more clear?
Cheers
Simon
Thank you..
BTW. Wetter the Better is not available in the shop at the moment...
The thing you are refering to is "BIGGER the better" which is a premier level track day (it's going to be absolutely awesome too, by the looks of it).
People seem to think that it IS "Wetter the Better", how can I make that more clear?
Cheers
Simon
17 February 2001, 04:23 PM
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On my list of imminent purchases.....
-Brighter Xenon headlamp bulbs.
-Mudflaps (sensible ones not WRC style)
-Pager add on for alarm.
-Pair of front component speakers that fit very easily into the existing spaces.
-The momo gear **** which 'matches' MY00 steering wheel.
-New tub of Wax Wizard Subaru Wax.
-Brighter Xenon headlamp bulbs.
-Mudflaps (sensible ones not WRC style)
-Pager add on for alarm.
-Pair of front component speakers that fit very easily into the existing spaces.
-The momo gear **** which 'matches' MY00 steering wheel.
-New tub of Wax Wizard Subaru Wax.
17 February 2001, 04:27 PM
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Oops, also
-Intercooler mesh guard.
-Radiator/AC condenser mesh guard.
-Decent DBM 95H touch up pen. (Official Subaru part is crap)
-Don't really want Armourfend but I have considered it in the past.
-Intercooler mesh guard.
-Radiator/AC condenser mesh guard.
-Decent DBM 95H touch up pen. (Official Subaru part is crap)
-Don't really want Armourfend but I have considered it in the past.
17 February 2001, 05:02 PM
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Simon,
Mudflaps and car mats are always popular.
Boost II suggested Alarm Pagers, craigamongus has already been doing these with a discount for scoobynet members, I'm sure he'd be interested in a scoobyshop security section. He owns Elite Vehicle Security and has installers country wide.
Lee
Mudflaps and car mats are always popular.
Boost II suggested Alarm Pagers, craigamongus has already been doing these with a discount for scoobynet members, I'm sure he'd be interested in a scoobyshop security section. He owns Elite Vehicle Security and has installers country wide.
Lee
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Hi All 
I have replyed to the webmasters about car Audio and security. As scoobynet has given me plenty of work in the past i would like to be known as an official scoobynet security installer. 
Watch this space!!!!
I have replyed to the webmasters about car Audio and security. As scoobynet has given me plenty of work in the past i would like to be known as an official scoobynet security installer. Watch this space!!!!
18 February 2001, 07:26 PM
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OK you asked for it
Alloy strut brace for 95 wrx (angled intercooler) that fits around the back of the intercooler without fouling the intercooler itself or the rubber seal.
Hope you can find me one cos I've had no luck
David
Alloy strut brace for 95 wrx (angled intercooler) that fits around the back of the intercooler without fouling the intercooler itself or the rubber seal.
Hope you can find me one cos I've had no luck
David
19 February 2001, 07:53 AM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by DAVE-W:
<B>Alloy strut brace for 95 wrx (angled intercooler) that fits around the back of the intercooler without fouling the intercooler itself or the rubber seal.[/quote]
Dave, I think I can help you out there. I think I know someone who is just about to go into production of these.
I'll find out and let you know. (You might want to send me a mail in a week or two to remind me.....
).
Matt.
<B>Alloy strut brace for 95 wrx (angled intercooler) that fits around the back of the intercooler without fouling the intercooler itself or the rubber seal.[/quote]
Dave, I think I can help you out there. I think I know someone who is just about to go into production of these.
I'll find out and let you know. (You might want to send me a mail in a week or two to remind me.....
).Matt.
19 February 2001, 12:37 PM
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Mr Webmaster. Some great ideas, here. ScoobyShop looks like being the one-stop-shop for all things Impreza. Quality service.
What I'd like is a Race Harness. Having been to Donington today and had a fabulous time, I found myself struggling to stay in the seat as much as staying on the track.
There were quite a few cars there with full four- and six-point harnesses there. What I want is a simple 'plug-in-and play' harness which clunk-clicks into the existing fitment points for safety belts, and unplugs just as easily. Nobody seems to make one.
ScoobyShop to the rescue?
Richard Hopkins
What I'd like is a Race Harness. Having been to Donington today and had a fabulous time, I found myself struggling to stay in the seat as much as staying on the track.
There were quite a few cars there with full four- and six-point harnesses there. What I want is a simple 'plug-in-and play' harness which clunk-clicks into the existing fitment points for safety belts, and unplugs just as easily. Nobody seems to make one.
ScoobyShop to the rescue?
Richard Hopkins
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