Scoob for sale
05-22-2003, 10:48 PM
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Scoob for sale
I was going to wait for the end of the year (and I still might!) but Ian's 02 at the bargain price has tempted me to try and sell now. If Ian sells his S before I sell Scooby, then it will probably come off the market
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05-22-2003, 11:36 PM
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neil - you think anyone with an S would want to buy a scoob? 
Try selling it on ricerboys.net or scoobynet
j/k mate - good luck in selling it and i hope you make it back to stook land soon
Try selling it on ricerboys.net or scoobynet
j/k mate - good luck in selling it and i hope you make it back to stook land soon
05-22-2003, 11:44 PM
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Cheeky git, AE.
I wasn't going to put it on here, but there are so many people selling Ss at the moment for various reasons - kids, need a cheaper motor etc.
I can think of no better car if I needed four doors. I'll be sad to get rid of it. Ideal scenario would be Scoob for winter & carrying my dogs about and S for fun. If only I had won the lottery.
It's on Scoobynet, but there's just a load of Saxo boys on there now with 5k to buy an L plate and tune it up to 350bhp before the engine goes pop!
I've got one semi interested buyer from SIDC.co.uk
I wasn't going to put it on here, but there are so many people selling Ss at the moment for various reasons - kids, need a cheaper motor etc.
I can think of no better car if I needed four doors. I'll be sad to get rid of it. Ideal scenario would be Scoob for winter & carrying my dogs about and S for fun. If only I had won the lottery.
It's on Scoobynet, but there's just a load of Saxo boys on there now with 5k to buy an L plate and tune it up to 350bhp before the engine goes pop!
I've got one semi interested buyer from SIDC.co.uk
05-22-2003, 11:45 PM
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Originally posted by UK Paul
nice car which I considered....but the missus wouldn't entertain anything with a spoiler / scoop!
nice car which I considered....but the missus wouldn't entertain anything with a spoiler / scoop!
Or is it spoiler or scoop but not both
Cheers for the comments Paul. Still enjoying your Golf?
05-23-2003, 04:58 AM
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Great fun. Researching oils / tuning!
The ITR was over 5 years ago now, pre any child, she had a company car and didn't mind too much, but as she is now likely to be using the Golf for long trips for work (i.e no company car now so 50+ mpg!) she had a bit more of a say!
The ITR was over 5 years ago now, pre any child, she had a company car and didn't mind too much, but as she is now likely to be using the Golf for long trips for work (i.e no company car now so 50+ mpg!) she had a bit more of a say!
