IanJ

For me it'll take more than a free sarnie and them changing the decor of the showroom, to make me spend anymore money there. Now if they had properly trained mechanics (Not just ones who have worked on Micras and they are japanese, so it's all the same). If they had sales and service staff without a holier than thou attitude and if they bothered to order in the parts or even do the work as promised and communicate when they have an issue. THEN i might consider going back to them. Plus why do their cars seem to be a helluva lot more expensive than other dealers?? Just my tuppence, Ian

Hmmm.....someone called skunk looking to go to Amsterdam.... Amsterdam is about 2 hours away from Zeebrugge. If i was doing it i'd probs want to find secure parking in Zeebrugge and get the train up as it is quicker and easier to pilot with a hangover

Xtreme Karting Never been yet. But would be up for it. Not been karting for years

Hi, I'd be interested in this. How much extra is it to take a trailer? Do cars have to be insured etc to take on 'the ring'? Cheers, Ian

Just been trawling through some old posts and came across this. It looks superb. Can you please tell me which car this is off of too? Thanks, Ian

Thanks for the warm welcome guys. Hopefully be able to make it along to a meet soon. I am taking the car up to knockhill this saturday, if any of you are there please say hello (I'll be in the red wagon) Ian

Yip....sent you another PM. As the old saying goes, the cheques in the post.....

Hi, Thought i'd drop a note to say hello to fellow Scots with Scoobs. I have just bought a 95 WRX wagon (Cheers Lee), but did used to have a UK 99 saloon (Hi Scott) which i sold to get a sensible passat estate (who says VW's are reliable?!?!?!). I was looking at newer wagons but Lees car was too much of a bargain (time will tell ) I don't plan on doing too much to the car (famous last words! ) as i already have a project, in the form of my 924S track day toy. Ian

Hi, I'll take the gear knob. Drop me a mail to let me know how you'd like paid etc. Cheers, Ian