Average age of scooby driver??
10 May 2003, 10:33 PM
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Good question mate! Find this threads well helpful! Im 22 so ive got time yet! Just stuck with the calibra just now which im selling...hint...hint...anyone who doesnt drive a scooby!
11 May 2003, 10:01 AM
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31 MY00 £600 Directline with Tracker Monitor.
Was originally going to be a stopgap between S2000s, but I can see me keeping it a while yet - especially since the running costs are using up all my funds
Was originally going to be a stopgap between S2000s, but I can see me keeping it a while yet - especially since the running costs are using up all my funds
11 May 2003, 01:03 PM
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35 when i bought my p1 but i bought my first one a 240hp uk car at29 but i do think the age of ownership is going to get lower because the price of scoobys are more within the reach of younger people
11 May 2003, 01:42 PM
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43 and on my second Scoob: a MY02 STi7 which is all paid for. Insurance is around £820.
Seeing all the 20 year olds on here with Scoobs I began wondering what the equivalent to a Scoob was when I was 20 in 1980. I don't think there was anything with equivalent performance per £. I think 1980 was around the beginning of the GTis and the Capri 2.8i came out in 1981.
Alan
Seeing all the 20 year olds on here with Scoobs I began wondering what the equivalent to a Scoob was when I was 20 in 1980. I don't think there was anything with equivalent performance per £. I think 1980 was around the beginning of the GTis and the Capri 2.8i came out in 1981.
Alan
