Glad I don't drive a scooby
Glad I don't drive a scooby
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adam quantrill

Original Poster:

11,679 posts

271 months

Saturday 19th November 2005
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THey just seem to talk about mending washing machines:

http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=459112

on the other hand, I did find out how to fix my Indesit!

tallbloke

10,376 posts

312 months

Saturday 19th November 2005
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Well there is a strong affinity between Scoobies and washing machines.

They both sound the same.

And they're both used a lot by hairdressers.

grahamw48

9,944 posts

267 months

Saturday 19th November 2005
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Beating it against a stone at the riverside was always more reliable.

Why bother having a wife, if you've got to do everything for them ?

tallbloke

10,376 posts

312 months

Saturday 19th November 2005
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grahamw48 said:
Beating it against a stone at the riverside was always more reliable.

Why bother having a wife, if you've got to do everything for them ?


What the hell are you doing in on a saturday night then?

grahamw48

9,944 posts

267 months

Saturday 19th November 2005
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Hiding from women !


(and taking care of my son)

rev-erend

21,619 posts

313 months

Saturday 19th November 2005
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Now that's a strange thing - when I hear a Scooby : I often mistake it for a RV8 TVR until it gets close then it sounds like some of the cylinders are missing .. but that woffly burble is there.



>> Edited by rev-erend on Sunday 20th November 07:53

grahamw48

9,944 posts

267 months

Sunday 20th November 2005
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My neighbour has a Scooby - 10yds across the close.

There is NO mistaking who has the loudest car around here,
when my V8 'thug' explodes into life.

firefox1712

1,772 posts

284 months

Sunday 20th November 2005
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You guys have very odd ears! A scooby has that typical and rather special flat 4 sound - does sound a bit 'off' until you get t know what it's about. Not like a V8 at all - even an American one with different firing order.

A Scooby comes by here in the morning - so I get to know what time it is!

JJ

badredwedge

3,450 posts

257 months

Monday 21st November 2005
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mmmmmmm none of these scooby owners would buy a TVR as they think a thing should run for 4 years without any spanner work

>> Edited by badredwedge on Monday 21st November 12:57

BIG DUNC

1,925 posts

252 months

Monday 21st November 2005
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Don't laugh, but when I first test drove a Scooby I told the bloke it had mis-fire!! He thought I was joking, so I got away with it. I have to say it turned out to be one of the most reliable ( and fun ) cars I have ever owned. Sounds nothing like the wedge or the Griff, and I still own both of those..... Now the wife want a scooby, and I can think of worse things for her to have ( like the corsa she has now...... )

david.h

445 posts

277 months

Monday 21st November 2005
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I have a TVR (ok a V6), AND a Scooby! But it probably doesn't count in this conversation as it is a 6 - a flat 6 twin cam boxer with about 240 bhp!And it is quiet, but revs up to about 7000, bit thirsty though.Great car.

grahamw48

9,944 posts

267 months

Monday 21st November 2005
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I admire Subaru for being different.

They do sound pretty good too.


tvr tommy

626 posts

254 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2005
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I had a 400se for a little while but had to sell it, as couldn't find anyone to buy my Impreza. The Impreza is a great car, but I'm getting a little board with it. You wouldn't believe how difficult they are to sell at the minute.

Really wish I had kept the Tiv now But it was good while it lasted and may try and get another next year