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Old 12-01-2010, 09:53 AM
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Was trawaling through my photobucket account, and thought I would share just a few cars I've owned in recent years. Many, many more prior to these including cosworths, 964, and BMW's, and some very boring and plain cars inbetween as stop gaps as well.

A little scary when I think this little lot are all fairly recent ones. Must calm down a bit.


Scoob number 3 I think

MX5 turbo number 1.

BMW 330 sport

Scoob Number 5 I think

Scoob 4 number 4 I think

BMW M3 number 2

Scoob number 6 with 2.5 and 20G miss this one should have kept it.

MR2 N/A - Slow

VX220 Turbo - Huge fun and quick with Stage 2.

BMw 328I great car for what they are and cost.

RX7 - Mental quick and handful.

BMW 528I - Motoryway muncher

Vectra GSI - Superb car and better than the ST220 IMO.

Scoob 7 or 8

Evo 7 with lots of extras cosmetically and under the bonnet.


Laguna 3.0 V6 in between car - Horrid car

Saab 93 Aero Hot number 2 - Superb Cars

Mr2 Turbo - Love these cars and still do, but this one

Saab 93 Aero Hot number 1 with stage 1 and 240bhp.

MX5 turbo - running 240bhp. And mentally quick but gearing to short for power.

E36 M3 convertible - great car but prefer a saloon or coupe. Bit rattly once old.

Celica GT4 with Stage2 and circa 400bhp - Great car but engine blew.

E36 M3 convertible number 2.

golf GTI Mk3 - Good work horse.

E46 328I sport. Nice car but boring.

Scoob STI 8 - number 8
great car should have kept it, worth more now than what I sold it for over a year ago.

306 GTI - Bullet proof done a track day and drove it home no worries.

306 gti-6 superb car would have another tomorrow.

Mr2 turbo number 2.

Audi TT 225 - Superb for a hairdressers car.

Golf VR6 - OK but dont know what all the fuss is about.

audi S4 running 440bhp etc.- bonkers torque and quick.

BMW M3 3.0 Convertible. - Best of all the M3's

TVr Chimera - Superb, probably should have kept it.

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Old 12-01-2010, 10:02 AM
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I knew it would be a long list

That is one hell of a list of cars mate.

So....... the million dollar question.... Which one was your fave!
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Old 12-01-2010, 10:03 AM
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No pics showing mate
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Old 12-01-2010, 10:11 AM
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Thats a lot cars.


Where is a your car lot??
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Old 12-01-2010, 10:52 AM
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pics now working

As for which was best.... Well they are all very good cars in there own particular right.

Whilst I was well into my fords at the time, they are just now old rusty out of date cars IMO, so don't have the love for fords that allot still seem to have. With cossies fetching top money still.

Scoobs still have a place in my heart, but only disslike about them is the stigmatism that comes with them, and get a little tired of all the chavs on my bumper. But pound for pound scoobs just can't be beat, and recent snow has reafirmed this.

The 2.5 Classic and the STI8 were the best of the bunch. Hence serious consideration is being given to a hawekeye STI at the moment.
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Old 12-01-2010, 12:08 PM
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quite a list! i'm 28 and only on my 3rd car! (seem to keep them for 3-4 years)
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Quite a collection you have had
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Old 12-01-2010, 12:45 PM
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What a cracking selection
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Old 12-01-2010, 12:57 PM
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LOL...thats only 1/4 of em'.
Everyone of them (apart from maybe the Laguna) where the best thing since sliced bread according to Rob....for at least 24 hours....or until the fuel light came on (whichever came first).
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LOL...thats only 1/4 of em'.
Everyone of them (apart from maybe the Laguna) where the best thing since sliced bread according to Rob....for at least 24 hours....or until the fuel light came on (whichever came first).
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Old 12-01-2010, 01:18 PM
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Funny enough...it was when I was driving the VX220 Turbo that the fuel light came on (cracking little car, if you can get in it).
It was only at that point that I gave him the key's back...the condition must be contageous.
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Oi! I'll have you know I have filed up my current wagon at least 3 times now.

But your probably right, that list is probably just 1/4 of them. Post Ford days, I have had about 4 or 5 MR2's, about 4 or 5 E36 M3's. Countless Scoobs, and lots of fairly plain stuff in between that little list above.

Ironically its always the cheapest motors I tend to hang onto the longest. And had my wagon since November now, and its not even for sale.......




Yet...


Question is if you had a budget of 1K- 30K and you had a history of cars as above and ideally wanted something that the complete family can get into at times, 3 kids, what should I get ?. I like a quick car, but it doesn't need to be balistic quick these days, I'm 38 coming up 39, and Director of a company so I should grow up a little and get something decent and all round nice, and something I can take to business meets.

Tried the 2 car thing and it don't work for me...

Newer Shape Audi RS4 ?, BMW335 ?, or perhaps a Hawkeye STI for less at around 15K. Or just be done with it and get a brand new car which is something I have yet to try (what was that car James May test drove ?. Loved that)
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(what was that car James May test drove ?. Loved that)
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dacia sandero
Oh... he's on form today

Seriously its been bugging me all day, what was that white thingy with 5 doors, over 300bhp out of the box, and 4wd. Looked all grown up but still hard and jap...
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Old 12-01-2010, 05:21 PM
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A selection of nice cars there

Funnily enough, I was thinking of you when I set up the new For sale cars section!! it was nearly called Rob's place
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A selection of nice cars there

Funnily enough, I was thinking of you when I set up the new For sale cars section!! it was nearly called Rob's place
lol - I did think at one point you Mod's were having fun with me , creating a cars for sale section, and a NEVER in the post section.
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some nice cars there rob some look oh so familiar lol!!!
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Old 12-01-2010, 07:43 PM
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Youv'e had some awesome motors there, very jelous! loving the RX7 and the M3's and of course the Scoobs!
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Old 12-01-2010, 08:35 PM
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Dont regret any of them. All been great cars, and variety is the spice of life. The missus is just glad I don't change my women as much as I do cars .


Just remebered the car on Top Gear I liked Vauxhall insignia VXR. Must get up close and personally to one if I can find one in a local showroom.
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Dont regret any of them. All been great cars, and variety is the spice of life. The missus is just glad I don't change my women as much as I do cars .


Just remebered the car on Top Gear I liked Vauxhall insignia VXR. Must get up close and personally to one if I can find one in a local showroom.

If your gonnagofor one of barge's would be better to look at the Monaro or the Supercharged Ford Falcon.
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Looked a small to medium car hence the appeal and not to lary but still agressive and 4wd.

Found a few more motors i've owned; lol








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An insignia is 'NOT' small to 'medium'...it's 'Huge'.
They have a Blue VXRin the showroom at the moment.
It's the replacement for the Vectra and as with every new car replacement they get bigger every time.

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Anybody else noticed the consistently bad parking!


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Old 13-01-2010, 10:32 AM
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some really nice cars there mate the rex looks lovley
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Old 13-01-2010, 09:22 PM
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I think he must use the same glasses when parking as he does when viewing some of his past choices.
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Thought i'd seen that number plate before somewhere (its a fairly noticable one after all.....)

Its now on a blue bugeye, what a promotion that is

http://bbs.scoobynet.com/members-gal...selves-39.html

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...ovScoob001.jpg (direct image link)
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Old 22-01-2010, 10:43 PM
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lol shows you how long I keep cars. Until you just mentioned it, I didn't even realise at the time the car had that plate and what it means.
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