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Mine too, forgot to say who it was from when I sent it . Stuart T.

And me. Please advise who to make payment too.

Never met Dougie but he was clearly a well liked, top bloke and will be missed. Thoughts with all his family and friends at this sad time. Stu and Lindsy.

Thoughts with Dougie and your family. Get well soon.

Very nice, very nice indeed. The red rim does look the best on a black car. From another black wheel owner.

Great news. Now get some pics up!

Yea, Happy New Year, to one and all, when it comes. "Hae a gead yin"

That bay is most impresive. I too have that zero sports slam panel and will be fitting this Friday (along with the front de-tango attempt). Got to say, that althought I have never seen your car in the flesh, it is one of my favorite bug-eyes. Can't believe it never went when you were thinking of selling, you've got to be glad she is still yours though.

Looks good. Going to do it myself between Xmas and new year as I have a side light out and you need to remove the headlight unit to change the bulb, so I thought, perfect time to complete the full de-tango on the car.

We certainly do not get a set 10% discount. I have used them about 4 times now and spent a few hundred quids. Each time the discount varies. I spent about £150 last week and got a £5 discount. I think it depends on the products you are buying. When buying online there is a box that asks you how you heard about Scoobyparts, thats where I pop in that I am a SIDC member and state my membership number. This has worked previously but the last 2 times I have been charged full price, I then phoned and spoke to Tim (I think) and he then refunded me a discount of sorts. I have to say they do have excellent products and there delivery is either next day or the following day without fail and I will continue to use them.

Question..... Which parts get heat wrapped and why?

Sorry I'm no expert, but I think you are correct in what you are thinking. I too have looked at the same kit from scoobyparts and would like to have it fitted before I finally get a de-cat up-pipe and sports cat down pipe followed by a re-map. I'm sure someone could confirm this as being accurate.

I know what you are saying about not buying a modded car. I was exactly the same when I was looking for my Scooby. When I say buying a modded car, I mean only one that you know has been modded correctly, like from another enthusiast or someone who knows what they are doing. This club is full of this kind of knowledgable people. I have learned loads in the year and a bit since buying mine mostly from people on here. Mods come in many guises (*spelling?) not just engine or performance stuff. I have added the following to mine without tinkering with the engine at all. Styling Fog light covers with white decals WR Sports Stainless Steel Mesh grille set Blue Subaru oval emblem with stars badge on front grille PIAA sports horns 3D Carbon domed Registration Plates with Rampant Lion and ‘Scooby’ slogan Window tints STi8 replica Rear Wing Blue mud flaps Chrome effect tail light signal bulbs 18” Team Dynamics Pro Race 1.2S (ultra light) on Yokohama Parada 2 Tyres Black wheel nuts Black McGard Lockers Brakes Goodridge Stainless Steel Braided hoses all-round New standard front discs New Ferrodo DS2500 performance pads Suspension Front and rear strut braces Lowered on Tein Sports Springs Whiteline 24mm rear anti-roll bar Whiteline rear alloy drop links Whiteline Anti-Lift Kit Hypertech’s unique fast road geometry set-up Interior Parrot Bluetooth hands free kit Mobile phone holder Momo Cobra gear shift knob Performance Forge dump valve Simota performance air filter Zero/Sports air intake pipe Thats a whole load of stuff that would probably be mostly lost in the sale of the car, but to buy it all from scratch just like I did will cost you close on £3000 on top of the cost of your car. Scooby modification is an addiction that will eat all your money.

Hi Davey, Good to people still hungry for Scooby ownership. Tips: Take your time and be sure the car you buy meets your expectations. I looked at about 15 scoobys over 3 months before I finally found the right one. Its a buyers market right now so you could snap up one at a bargain price. Do your homework using various price guides to help, Glass, AutoTrader, Parkers. For a standard 2003 WRX with 50,000 miles between £6000 and £7000 according to Parkers. Which is an absolute steel if the car is mint. Watch out for highly over priced cars from dealers. Check the for sale sections on here (both in Scottish section and general sale section). That is where you are going to find a car that has been owned by another enthusiast and may already have many upgrades fitted, which will save you money big time. There have been some cracking examples sold on this site recently. I was recently thinking about selling mine (2005 WRX) but I just can't bring myself to let it go! Anyway good luck, hope you find a good one.

You can see it in the reflection next to front L.H. head light. Both lovely cars by the way.

Looking fantastic John. Really fancy getting a proper detail myself.

For the most of the body work Lambswool wash mitt and for dirtier areas, wheels, exhaust, mud flaps, sills and arches Micro fibre wash mitt

Much better, very nice indeed, as is the whole car.

That's 'Tuner Nuts' that you are looking for.

This is what I went for on black alloys: Black McGard Lockers and Black Wheel Nuts Remember to get your SIDC discount.

Absolutly disgusting that. Would like to think the persons responsible would be dealt with appropriately by our criminal justice system, but you know that that ain't going to happen in this softly 'human rights' climate. So what kind of message does that send out to other 'no-gooder would be criminals'. There ain't much in the way of 'deterrent's' these days. Hope you get a satisfactory outcome.

Now those are amazing pics.

The car looks very nice indeed. And a warm welcome to SIDC.

Very nice indeed. If your wondering where to get decent black nuts, I went for the following: Black lockers and Black standard nuts You will also be able to get a SIDC discount.

That is one impresive looking bug. And you have certainly have done a fine job with your new products. Good show.