Young Scooby Drivers
06 March 2003, 07:29 PM
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My youngst son James, 9 months old.
Absolutely loves being in the car even with the Hiper exhasust. His favourite bit i think is when the Defis go through their startup procedure. He then wathecs the Lambda link with amazement
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My youngst son James, 9 months old.
Absolutely loves being in the car even with the Hiper exhasust. His favourite bit i think is when the Defis go through their startup procedure. He then wathecs the Lambda link with amazement
Steven
06 March 2003, 07:45 PM
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So lovely 
Glad to see a car dirtier than mine, but then I guess that's what the Scoob's are meant to look like
...as fo the defi's - I'm the same, I made Ian W turn his on and off a few times!
Glad to see a car dirtier than mine, but then I guess that's what the Scoob's are meant to look like
...as fo the defi's - I'm the same, I made Ian W turn his on and off a few times!
06 March 2003, 08:41 PM
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Amazingley i have cleaned my car twice in the last 2 weeks, sunday being the last time. I do about 500 to 600 miles a week, live out in the sticks and travel all over Yorkshire, hence the dirt
James obviously cant reach the steering wheel or pedals, he is only just starting to crawl.
However his brother, Thomas who is 2 can reach the steering wheel, and already knows how to drive his grandads manitou (farm forklift
) with a bit of assistance.
God help me in deed, but then by the time they are 17, it will be another excuse to tinker with cars
If i turn the ignition off, he gets bored (short attention span, babies that is), so left it running for his pleasure and enjoyment.
Steven
James obviously cant reach the steering wheel or pedals, he is only just starting to crawl.
However his brother, Thomas who is 2 can reach the steering wheel, and already knows how to drive his grandads manitou (farm forklift
) with a bit of assistance.God help me in deed, but then by the time they are 17, it will be another excuse to tinker with cars
If i turn the ignition off, he gets bored (short attention span, babies that is
), so left it running for his pleasure and enjoyment.Steven
06 March 2003, 08:45 PM
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BTW thats clean for my car, you should have seen it 2 weeks ago
see here http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadID=180960 the end result is what it also looked like this Sunday at 10 pm
, you should have seen it 2 weeks agosee here http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadID=180960 the end result is what it also looked like this Sunday at 10 pm
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07 March 2003, 08:20 AM
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<Going emotional now>
Whenever i see James, who hardly ever stops smiling, reminds me how lucky i am. My wife was 5 months pregnant with him when i rolled my car last year.
Seeing him and his older brother, really makes my day.
Steven
Whenever i see James, who hardly ever stops smiling, reminds me how lucky i am. My wife was 5 months pregnant with him when i rolled my car last year.
Seeing him and his older brother, really makes my day.
Steven
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