Carolyn T-S's STi, ScoobyChick's MX-5 and GMay's Sport
05 March 2002, 01:10 AM
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Gah, wish Id got my lazy *** outta bed and come along. Will deffo have to make the next one. We could always arrange a meet at Caxton Kart track - do a few laps and then go to a local for lunch. Its only a 10-15 min drive tops from Fen Ditton.
05 March 2002, 12:26 PM
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Blimey Carolyn's changed a lot since I last saw her.........oh sorry that's Dave 
Very nice car, not jealous at all no.......
I hope you lot appreciated the MX-5 - took me bloody ages to clean that car on Saturday
Chris
Very nice car, not jealous at all no.......
I hope you lot appreciated the MX-5 - took me bloody ages to clean that car on Saturday
Chris
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06 March 2002, 05:30 PM
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07 March 2002, 03:02 PM
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Dave.. You lucky, lucky B.....
The pugs still going fine... it got a bit wet inside after picking it up..as i had the sunroof open and hit a big puddle on the way back at only about 10mph...(was a bit deeper than i thought
).. Water up the bonnet then windscreen and straight in the roof... i was soaked... Jonathan wasn't too impressed either..
(as it was now his car..)
James
The pugs still going fine... it got a bit wet inside after picking it up..as i had the sunroof open and hit a big puddle on the way back at only about 10mph...(was a bit deeper than i thought
).. Water up the bonnet then windscreen and straight in the roof... i was soaked... Jonathan wasn't too impressed either..(as it was now his car..)James
07 March 2002, 09:00 PM
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Glad the Pug is soldiering on
About 8 years ago, I was driving along locally in about 4" of flood water when a lorry came the other way driving too fast with a dirty great bow wave in front of it.....
I wound the window down to wave at him to slow down, but got my timing wrong - the window was fully down just as the tidal wave came up the bonnet and straight through my open window....
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Glad the Pug is soldiering on
About 8 years ago, I was driving along locally in about 4" of flood water when a lorry came the other way driving too fast with a dirty great bow wave in front of it.....
I wound the window down to wave at him to slow down, but got my timing wrong - the window was fully down just as the tidal wave came up the bonnet and straight through my open window....
08 March 2002, 02:28 PM
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Well spotted SSE
My 5 door Sport has been lowered by about 30mm using Eibach springs. If you're interested, I've also done the following mods:
16" ex-P1 alloys, EBC grooved discs and EBC Greenstuff pads, Goodridge braided brake hoses, Scoobysport back box, ITG panel filter, Sparco strut brace, Pivot shift light, aluminium effect dash kit and tinted rear screen and small side windows. Also added some Subaru cosmetic bits: headlamp and fog lamp protectors, P1 front wheel mud flaps, side visors and STI pink "i" badge on grill. And finally, I've fitted a pair of Scooby Doo logoed number plates
Grahame
[Edited by GMAY - 3/8/2002 2:29:33 PM]
[Edited by GMAY - 3/8/2002 11:02:38 PM]
My 5 door Sport has been lowered by about 30mm using Eibach springs. If you're interested, I've also done the following mods:
16" ex-P1 alloys, EBC grooved discs and EBC Greenstuff pads, Goodridge braided brake hoses, Scoobysport back box, ITG panel filter, Sparco strut brace, Pivot shift light, aluminium effect dash kit and tinted rear screen and small side windows. Also added some Subaru cosmetic bits: headlamp and fog lamp protectors, P1 front wheel mud flaps, side visors and STI pink "i" badge on grill. And finally, I've fitted a pair of Scooby Doo logoed number plates
Grahame
[Edited by GMAY - 3/8/2002 2:29:33 PM]
[Edited by GMAY - 3/8/2002 11:02:38 PM]
12 March 2002, 03:04 PM
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yea it does look really nice ..
im just back from scooby dealer and notice a few differences
pink bagde on grill , side repeaters and as stuart points out the
side indicator covers..did u buy it like that or add on later ?
it looks stunning ..
F1F3R.
im just back from scooby dealer and notice a few differences
pink bagde on grill , side repeaters and as stuart points out the
side indicator covers..did u buy it like that or add on later ?
it looks stunning ..
F1F3R.
17 March 2002, 05:29 PM
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Sorry for delay in responding - just been running the scoob in - to the Alps and back just notched up 2000 miles in 2 weeks
Side repeaters from Graham Goode, reflectors courtesy of the Dave T-S body shop - he's very handy with a can of spray paint ,pink Grille badge, scoobysport
just notched up 2000 miles in 2 weeks Side repeaters from Graham Goode, reflectors courtesy of the Dave T-S body shop - he's very handy with a can of spray paint
,pink Grille badge, scoobysport
03 September 2002, 02:37 PM
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Grahame,
I'm even more curious to see your car in the flesh now I've read your list of mods..!
I'll make sure I'm at the next meet.
Ben.
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[Edited by blf21 - 3/10/2002 12:22:27 AM]
I'm even more curious to see your car in the flesh now I've read your list of mods..!
I'll make sure I'm at the next meet.
Ben.
Edited for spelling.
[Edited by blf21 - 3/10/2002 12:22:27 AM]
