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My Dad put down his deposit today for his first Scooby. He picks it up next week!

Its a MY03 WRX, blue - gold wheels. Absolutely mint.

He's about to get his membership on here but was so worried that he was too old at a young age of 50 something.

I'm trying to tell him otherwise...and about all of you old gits :rolleyes: j/k

Would love to bring him to the meets for proof that its not a young persons car :thumbup:

Kaylz_555

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My Dad put down his deposit today for his first Scooby. He picks it up next week!

Its a MY03 WRX, blue - gold wheels. Absolutely mint.

He's about to get his membership on here but was so worried that he was too old at a young age of 50 something.

I'm trying to tell him otherwise...and about all of you old gits <_< j/k

Would love to bring him to the meets for proof that its not a young persons car :thumbup:

Kaylz_555

Nice 1, for your Dad, there is no age restriction as far as im aware lol no burberry caps tho he h take him to the meets he will be supprized of the knowlegde thats kicking about.....

:rolleyes:

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I'm still trying to convince him! Think he thinks it might be all people in their 20's & 30's!

Och no, there are more than just a couple of over-40s post here.

Although if it helps him feel more at home, we could hold a 20 min bingo slot at the next meet... :rolleyes:

Just kidding, glad to welcome your Da to the club :thumbup:

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Nice one Kaylz, bring him along to the next central pensioners meet :rolleyes:

bobby

hoi i am 53 and still breathing and without a zimmer ,good on the auld yin go ahead and join up m8

we can still show these young yins a thing or two ////and i can still outdrive most of the young guns out there

geo :thumbup:

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hoi i am 53 and still breathing and without a zimmer ,good on the auld yin go ahead and join up m8

we can still show these young yins a thing or two ////and i can still outdrive most of the young guns out there

geo :thumbup:

Only just mind geo

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hoi i am 53 and still breathing and without a zimmer ,good on the auld yin go ahead and join up m8

we can still show these young yins a thing or two ////and i can still outdrive most of the young guns out there

geo :thumbup:

I can just see it...... Witeline zimmer in the making :rolleyes:

Jac

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bet it goes roond corners great with nae understeer jac :rolleyes:<_<

geo :thumbup:

The good old days arce out side ways.... not always the fastest round asphalt :lol:

Jac

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I'm still trying to convince him! Think he thinks it might be all people in their 20's & 30's!

Im in my 30's and just joined the club.....and i doubt i will ever be leaving either! So roll on ma 70's n ma Scoob! But this is for all sensible (most of the time) folks, n not a bunch o neds! tell yir dad he's mare than welcome!

Aw the best,

Bov.

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Read an article which i think was on scoobynet (will try to find) about a 70+ year old who just got his new hatchback impreza sti.

He's been driving scoobies for a while now, his previous cars include a wr1 & rb320. now thats a cool grandad :thumbup:

Posted
My Dad put down his deposit today for his first Scooby. He picks it up next week!

Its a MY03 WRX, blue - gold wheels. Absolutely mint.

He's about to get his membership on here but was so worried that he was too old at a young age of 50 something.

I'm trying to tell him otherwise...and about all of you old gits :redcard: j/k

Would love to bring him to the meets for proof that its not a young persons car :hl:

Kaylz_555

Hope he enjoys the car as much as I did!

Karl

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You're only as old as you feel.

Age is a state of a mind.

Think young - Live young.

(Can't tell I'm 58 can you?)

Tell your dad nice one! Life's too short not to have a Scooby.

Posted

Cheers folks I've passed it on!

It was Karl's car! And he took me out a run in it last night but he got annoyed when it started raining because he didn't want to get it dirty! ;) He's actually considering buying yet another car just to run about in so he doesn't have to put miles on it. Think he wants to keep it in the garage and be proud lol

Ah well, at least you know it's gone to a good home mate!

He's already fell out with the wife about it! :D

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