Scoobyvelle is back

At the risk of being accused of kissing the arse of a Yorkshireman, strange pastimes some peeps have on this forum!!

Mr B seems to have done a good job on the Scoobyvelle which flew back over the moors from Underfelt to the Peaks.

As is his wont he cheerfully handed it over, pointing out the next raft of jobs he will have to do to keep it alive, and uttering sage words such as:

"If you listen carefully you can hear a slight creak, tap and groan from the major grommet in the widget, its ok for now, but it won't fix itself."

Then the bugger grins at you .

Will post the list of jobs done when time permits. Cheers, Simon.
Had a great drive home.

I've seen the list its long! Nice van though

Fookin contageous:

Mate just dropped some stuff off and had a look at the Scoobyvelle, and I quote:

"all that wiring in the back, you hanging Bradwell's Xmas lights off that?"

That's this weekend's job - getting ready for the shortening of the loom ceremony.

Ghia wrote: Now I have to work out how to rig up the fly by wire potentiometer up front above the pedal and then weld up the hole in the floor which the accel rod went through.. less places for water to come through MG

MK IV Golf TDI Throttle pedal and poteniometer all in one, easy.

I wasn't but now that you mention it...

 

MG

i prefer the plate of spagetti look..........it has more character

more pics at the weekend, got a few goodies to pic up from baxter to add the finishing touches

wheel carrier looks cool on the back........fancy a ladder too but can't really find a good reason for one, not having a roof rack




Edited by syncrokev

you planning on loosing all your ground clearance then