Bye Bye Baby!
26 July 2013, 12:21 PM
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26 July 2013, 01:30 PM
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glad to see your keeping it... geeez you have had some bad luck .......im sure i u spoke to at the pub meet very very nice car mate i was admiring it....you will reach a point when near on everythings been done !!!!! dont sell it and let the next owner reap the rewards of what u have spent already.....rare to find a scooby so unreliable im on my secong and touch wood never missed abeat apart from the day to day wear and tear items i.e tyres ,brakes,bushes etc keep going hope to seee it again soon ...
26 July 2013, 09:49 PM
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glad to see your keeping it... geeez you have had some bad luck .......im sure i u spoke to at the pub meet very very nice car mate i was admiring it....you will reach a point when near on everythings been done !!!!! dont sell it and let the next owner reap the rewards of what u have spent already.....rare to find a scooby so unreliable im on my secong and touch wood never missed abeat apart from the day to day wear and tear items i.e tyres ,brakes,bushes etc keep going hope to seee it again soon ...
Thanks for the support bud. Haven't been to a meet for quite a few months now. Starting to get very aggregated about it lol. I really cannot wait to get it back. This little caddy van is doing my t*ts in!! Lol.
26 July 2013, 09:54 PM
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29 July 2013, 01:35 PM
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Jury is in dispute about syvecs at the moment. Because I can use raceron on mine ill be buying the licence. 1st map for normal road and 2nd for late night road/track.
The only thing I don't like us the map switching; gas pedal and fog button. I would prefer to have my own switch separate, just so I can remember which map I'm in otherwise I'd only be able to tell when I push it to the metal.
The only thing I don't like us the map switching; gas pedal and fog button. I would prefer to have my own switch separate, just so I can remember which map I'm in otherwise I'd only be able to tell when I push it to the metal.
04 August 2013, 03:02 PM
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Not yet dude, just been to france for a week. Couple of days rest then long weekend in newquay on the Nectar 
Pretty much the conclusion I have come to. The larger range of maps and snazzy dial to helpremind me which map map im Iin are a couple of benefits that I could do with
Pretty much the conclusion I have come to. The larger range of maps and snazzy dial to helpremind me which map map im Iin are a couple of benefits that I could do with
04 August 2013, 03:12 PM
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Cool dude. Is yours down there having some work done?
05 August 2013, 09:02 PM
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05 August 2013, 09:32 PM
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Youve been quiet havent ya? Are you down that way then? Im literally bursting to get the plastidip out. Keep resisting temptation to test it on random bits in the work van lol
Touch a nerve did we?
Touch a nerve did we?
05 August 2013, 09:45 PM
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Surely it's time for her to come back to Essex!!?? Haha, the plastidip is a great buy, one can didn't go far though!
11 August 2013, 07:38 PM
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A very happy man has been driving his car with a fresh engine this weekend. This difference in feeling the driveability of this thing now is unreal.
Enginetuner......Top marks in my books. An excellent and pleasurable experience right from the 1st PM up until now
500 miles down now. Ready for an oil change already
