Dry roads, clear skies....

It wouldn't be the first scooby-engined beetle.

 

Evo

 

It makes it a right pain trawling autotrader.com for them. A lot are
bought as commercial vehicles (unsurprisingly) and so are advertised
ex-Vat.

Thing is, you know if you pay the seller the vat it's going to get
pocketed and he'll have already claimed it back.

 

well, I know *you* are a man of style and good taste.

 

It's weird, I'd never, ever seen one of those and yet the street my
office is off in Worcester has 6 of them parked on it.

 

darsy says...

The CGI stuff in Scooby was good and of course it had Sarah Michelle
Gellar but Evo was much funnier.

 

Nor do they. They warble.

 

I bought a CD200 Benly.

 

The 'line' goes back a good bit further, what with earlier 90s stuff
like the Escort Cosworth and so on back into the 80s.

Basically, they're road-going rally cars.

 

White, blue, silver, green.

Loads of 'rabs have them.

 

OK, fair comment. But if someone fancied a Porsche, you tend to assume
they're after one of those "ass-engined Nazi slot cars" and not a faux
4x4.

"Imposing" has as much to do with general styling and stance as it has
to do with simple dimensions, IMHO.

 

Oi loikes thart.

 

The Continental Flying Spur looks lovely too.

Michael Winner said "A gentleman drives a Bentley, an arriviste drives
a Rolls Royce"

 

Group hug

 

Is The Doctor single now, then?

 

I'm pos.

 

They do look very bizarre but I quite like them at the same time.

 

Not yet.......

 

a bloke down the road from me has one for sale - I can find out how
much if you're interested ;-)

 

(The Older Gentleman) wrote in

All the grace of a couple of skips welded together with some smoked glass in
and a wheel at each corner...