Posts : 1373 Join date : 2010-03-13 Age : 46 Location : NESF's Ron Jeremy
Subject: THE WORST DAY OF MY LIFE! Sat 24 Apr - 16:40
Well after a phone call last week from my boss to say my work load was been halfed in one of my jobs I do which meant I lost £1000 per month! So i decided that the scooby had to go as im busy in the process of seting up my own Lawn Services and is just taking off and doing well but it aint bring in £1000 per month The scooby has just sold this afternoon to my mate Mark in Consett, no doubt will be joining up soon since he already has the logos on the scoob . Put alot of time, effort and money to get it just the way I wanted it producing 335bhp 305 lbft, not bad for a classic WRX on standard ECU thanks to Andy Kindons work. It may seem sad, but I really did have a lump in my throat, as I loved it that much! Well I'm turning to the Stella already, its time to morn the loss of my Scoob.
Subject: Re: THE WORST DAY OF MY LIFE! Sat 24 Apr - 22:36
Thats a proper twat mate. Its a shame that people are loosing cash thru this recession but for over two years now I have been down about £30k a year so my sympathy isn't too high. The sooner this recession ends the better for me
hardy172
Posts : 2938 Join date : 2010-03-14 Age : 42 Location : Durham & Costa Del Consett
Subject: Re: THE WORST DAY OF MY LIFE! Sat 24 Apr - 23:06
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So i decided that the scooby had to go as im busy in the process of seting up my own Lawn Services and is just taking off and doing well but it aint bring in £1000 per month 
The scooby has just sold this afternoon to my mate Mark in Consett, no doubt will be joining up soon since he already has the logos on the scoob 
. Put alot of time, effort and money to get it just the way I wanted it producing 335bhp 305 lbft, not bad for a classic WRX on standard ECU thanks to Andy Kindons work. It may seem sad, but I really did have a lump in my throat, as I loved it that much! Well I'm turning to the Stella already, its time to morn the loss of my Scoob. 
I'll be back big and better! 
sad day, but you'll be back soon enough, best of luck with the new venture
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