Anyone after a V6 Golf?
16 April 2010, 10:27 AM
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Anyone after a V6 Golf?
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1645339.htm
If you know anyone looking push them towards this please.
Thanks
David
If you know anyone looking push them towards this please.
Thanks
David
16 April 2010, 12:16 PM
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http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1604006.htm
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1630960.htm
Looks like a £10k outlay for a STDiseasel Dave.
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1630960.htm
Looks like a £10k outlay for a STDiseasel Dave.
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best of luck Dave by the way petrol prices are going i reckon a g-whizz may be the way to go 
cant belive i just said that
wonder how hard it is to put an electric motor in the scoob
cant belive i just said that
wonder how hard it is to put an electric motor in the scoob
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http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1604006.htm
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1630960.htm
Looks like a £10k outlay for a STDiseasel Dave.
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1630960.htm
Looks like a £10k outlay for a STDiseasel Dave.
Will be looking at 3k max for the next car. WIll be a runner thats it nothing special no frills just an a to b car.
Just need something to get around in for a couple of years.
16 April 2010, 01:15 PM
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Hopefully it will sell quickly as Keen to get this done and get the oil burner.
Think I am realising that more important things to do at the mo.
Well until I get the porker in a couple of years
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Not for work, just a everyday workhorse, plan is this to be my runaround when I finally get my **** in gear to get something decent again.
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thinking of doing the same myself now dave,was gona get the engine done next week but mite use the money to buy a small runaround,the escort is going up the wall now so i need somthing for work,gona put the scoob away and get thing in order
16 April 2010, 02:14 PM
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i keep saying mine's a weekend toy but walk out he house in the morn and think fiesta or scoob, scoob normaly wins and i only live half a mile from work
might be different nxt week when i get my ARSEtra
16 April 2010, 03:00 PM
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£1.25.9 in Tesco's Harlow when I was leaving for the station this Morning.....
Mine is an EVERYDAY car 7 days a week - only interested in a scoob, even if it does cost me a bit to run....
Mine is an EVERYDAY car 7 days a week - only interested in a scoob, even if it does cost me a bit to run....
16 April 2010, 03:36 PM
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you will come to your senses soon. There are far better nicer cars than scoobs. Reality check needed methinks
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Seven years of scoobs as my only daily car so far and I don't see any reason to change that..... (unless I lose my job, and even then the scoob will be one of the last things to go....)
There may be nicer cars out there - but they 'aint scoob's... 
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I'm certainly not looking for pipe and slippers........... I will leave that to others....
Seven years of scoobs as my only daily car so far and I don't see any reason to change that..... (unless I lose my job, and even then the scoob will be one of the last things to go....) There may be nicer cars out there - but they 'aint scoob's...
Seven years of scoobs as my only daily car so far and I don't see any reason to change that..... (unless I lose my job, and even then the scoob will be one of the last things to go....)
There may be nicer cars out there - but they 'aint scoob's... plus i'm gonna do the ring in it, drive up to scotland, head over to normandy, and maybe south of france.
far better than the station and back me thinks
16 April 2010, 07:38 PM
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Im now running the van on 100% bio diesel... 95.9 litre 
.. No remapping etc, just fill the tank 
emmisions are meant to improve too...??
ROB..
.. No remapping etc, just fill the tank emmisions are meant to improve too...??ROB..
17 April 2010, 10:32 AM
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With the nessecary fuel filter change + problems with it below 4 degrees Gelling It`s not for me. Shame I thought I was going to save on my largest expense.
17 April 2010, 12:09 PM
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firstly, you try a 30% mix, then build up to a happy mixture, all that happens if theres too much bio, is the engine doesnt pull as well... so, you just add standard diesel to strength the mix..most engines can run 50-70% bio without any probs... some can run 100%
.. i know several vans that do.. as for -4' not to sure, but not expecting that at the moment, but would refill mixture with diesel ultimate or equiv....Rob..
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Its just gone up to 98.9p/litre inc of vat.. firstly, you try a 30% mix, then build up to a happy mixture, all that happens if theres too much bio, is the engine doesnt pull as well... so, you just add standard diesel to strength the mix..
most engines can run 50-70% bio without any probs... some can run 100%.. i know several vans that do.. as for -4' not to sure, but not expecting that at the moment, but would refill mixture with diesel ultimate or equiv....
Rob..
firstly, you try a 30% mix, then build up to a happy mixture, all that happens if theres too much bio, is the engine doesnt pull as well... so, you just add standard diesel to strength the mix..most engines can run 50-70% bio without any probs... some can run 100%
.. i know several vans that do.. as for -4' not to sure, but not expecting that at the moment, but would refill mixture with diesel ultimate or equiv....Rob..
It`s a considerable saving buying at your price.
There is a Bio diesel club in Cambridge who sell it reasonable but you have to be a member and make an appointment to fill up.
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