Scooby Doo Van (Page 1 of 2)

Wendyful wrote:
>
> I took the kids to see Scooby Doo this afternoon.... I know what you
> are thinking... What the hell kinda fathers day gift is this? What
> can I say, I am a prize. Anyhoo... the movie was very true to the
> cartoon, but THE VAN WAS A FORD!!!! What was Warner Bros thinking??
> Have none of them ever been to a VW show?? They could drop a rock
> and find one.(Thank God Shaggy sounded like Shaggy or all would not
> be sacred) -- Wendy
>
I thought the van was actually some kind of weird RV type thing (at
least in the animated series)?

Sam F

Craig T wrote:
>
> samf wrote:
>>
>> Wendyful wrote:
>>>
>>> I took the kids to see Scooby Doo this afternoon.... I know what you
>>> are thinking... What the hell kinda fathers day gift is this? What
>>> can I say, I am a prize. Anyhoo... the movie was very true to the
>>> cartoon, but THE VAN WAS A FORD!!!! What was Warner Bros thinking??
>>> Have none of them ever been to a VW show?? They could drop a rock
>>> and find one.(Thank God Shaggy sounded like Shaggy or all would not
>>> be sacred) -- Wendy
>>>
>> I thought the van was actually some kind of weird RV type thing (at
>> least in the animated series)?
>>
>> Sam F
>>
> Toyota made a van that looks very similar to the Scooby van. I
think
> they copied the cartoon myself as it is real close.
>
That must have been a neat van. Even if it's not aircooled...
*Sigh* No Scooby Doo for our movie day here at high school. I can
hear my principal now: "Shaggy promotes drug use" etc... not to
mention that wagon... so instead we are off to see Spiderman.
Dammit.

Sam F

Craig T wrote:
>
> samf wrote:
>>
>> Craig T wrote:
>>>
>>> samf wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Wendyful wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> I took the kids to see Scooby Doo this afternoon.... I know what you
>>>>> are thinking... What the hell kinda fathers day gift is this? What
>>>>> can I say, I am a prize. Anyhoo... the movie was very true to the
>>>>> cartoon, but THE VAN WAS A FORD!!!! What was Warner Bros thinking??
>>>>> Have none of them ever been to a VW show?? They could drop a rock
>>>>> and find one.(Thank God Shaggy sounded like Shaggy or all would not
>>>>> be sacred) -- Wendy
>>>>>
>>>> I thought the van was actually some kind of weird RV type thing (at
>>>> least in the animated series)?
>>>>
>>>> Sam F
>>>>
>>> Toyota made a van that looks very similar to the Scooby van. I
>> think
>>> they copied the cartoon myself as it is real close.
>>>
>> That must have been a neat van. Even if it's not aircooled...
>> *Sigh* No Scooby Doo for our movie day here at high school. I can
>> hear my principal now: "Shaggy promotes drug use" etc... not to
>> mention that wagon... so instead we are off to see Spiderman.
>> Dammit.
>>
>> Sam F
>>
>>
> I wish I had a picture of the vans I mean, but I don't. They are
> late 80's or maybe early 90's.
> Movie day when I went to school was Reefer Madness or some
> documentary, or any other boring thing you could think of. I am
> surprised to see that you actually get to see any "real" movie
> myself. How much is a movie in NZ? (just curious) I do not go to
> movies much myself, but they are about $8.00 here in Seattle from
> what I hear. Craig
>
>
Movie Day, in school? All I remember is blackboards and an
occassional health flip chart. (Oh, there was one movie on taking
cover in an atomic bomb attack.) And who is Scooby Doo anyway?

samf wrote:
>
>
> They always try to give us some kind of blockbuster-type thing
> (Mission Impossible 2 last time). A movie costs $NZ10 for me, which
> would make it just under $5 in the States. And that's always on the
> rise... yet the movies don't seem to be improving... rather the
> opposite. But 600 teenagers WILL make Spiderman fun, I guarantee it.
>
>
> Sam F
>
> Craig T wrote:
>>
>> samf wrote:
>>>
>>> Craig T wrote:
>>>>
>>>> samf wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Wendyful wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I took the kids to see Scooby Doo this afternoon.... I know what you
>>>>>> are thinking... What the hell kinda fathers day gift is this? What
>>>>>> can I say, I am a prize. Anyhoo... the movie was very true to the
>>>>>> cartoon, but THE VAN WAS A FORD!!!! What was Warner Bros thinking??
>>>>>> Have none of them ever been to a VW show?? They could drop a rock
>>>>>> and find one.(Thank God Shaggy sounded like Shaggy or all would not
>>>>>> be sacred) -- Wendy
>>>>>>
>>>>> I thought the van was actually some kind of weird RV type thing (at
>>>>> least in the animated series)?
>>>>>
>>>>> Sam F
>>>>>
>>>> Toyota made a van that looks very similar to the Scooby van. I
>>> think
>>>> they copied the cartoon myself as it is real close.
>>>>
>>> That must have been a neat van. Even if it's not aircooled...
>>> *Sigh* No Scooby Doo for our movie day here at high school. I can
>>> hear my principal now: "Shaggy promotes drug use" etc... not to
>>> mention that wagon... so instead we are off to see Spiderman.
>>> Dammit.
>>>
>>> Sam F
>>>
>>>
>> I wish I had a picture of the vans I mean, but I don't. They are
>> late 80's or maybe early 90's.
>> Movie day when I went to school was Reefer Madness or some
>> documentary, or any other boring thing you could think of. I am
>> surprised to see that you actually get to see any "real" movie
>> myself. How much is a movie in NZ? (just curious) I do not go to
>> movies much myself, but they are about $8.00 here in Seattle from
>> what I hear. Craig
>>
>>
>
>
I thought we were discussing the van, not the movies.

Beetle Bailey wrote:
>
> samf wrote:
>>
>>
>> They always try to give us some kind of blockbuster-type thing
>> (Mission Impossible 2 last time). A movie costs $NZ10 for me, which
>> would make it just under $5 in the States. And that's always on the
>> rise... yet the movies don't seem to be improving... rather the
>> opposite. But 600 teenagers WILL make Spiderman fun, I guarantee it.
>>
>>
>> Sam F
>>
>> Craig T wrote:
>>>
>>> samf wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Craig T wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> samf wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Wendyful wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I took the kids to see Scooby Doo this afternoon.... I know what you
>>>>>>> are thinking... What the hell kinda fathers day gift is this? What
>>>>>>> can I say, I am a prize. Anyhoo... the movie was very true to the
>>>>>>> cartoon, but THE VAN WAS A FORD!!!! What was Warner Bros thinking??
>>>>>>> Have none of them ever been to a VW show?? They could drop a rock
>>>>>>> and find one.(Thank God Shaggy sounded like Shaggy or all would not
>>>>>>> be sacred) -- Wendy
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> I thought the van was actually some kind of weird RV type thing (at
>>>>>> least in the animated series)?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Sam F
>>>>>>
>>>>> Toyota made a van that looks very similar to the Scooby van. I
>>>> think
>>>>> they copied the cartoon myself as it is real close.
>>>>>
>>>> That must have been a neat van. Even if it's not aircooled...
>>>> *Sigh* No Scooby Doo for our movie day here at high school. I can
>>>> hear my principal now: "Shaggy promotes drug use" etc... not to
>>>> mention that wagon... so instead we are off to see Spiderman.
>>>> Dammit.
>>>>
>>>> Sam F
>>>>
>>>>
>>> I wish I had a picture of the vans I mean, but I don't. They are
>>> late 80's or maybe early 90's.
>>> Movie day when I went to school was Reefer Madness or some
>>> documentary, or any other boring thing you could think of. I am
>>> surprised to see that you actually get to see any "real" movie
>>> myself. How much is a movie in NZ? (just curious) I do not go to
>>> movies much myself, but they are about $8.00 here in Seattle from
>>> what I hear. Craig
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
> I thought we were discussing the van, not the movies.
>
Maybe the original one was a Dodge van?

samf wrote:
>
>
> They always try to give us some kind of blockbuster-type thing
> (Mission Impossible 2 last time). A movie costs $NZ10 for me, which
> would make it just under $5 in the States. And that's always on the
> rise... yet the movies don't seem to be improving... rather the
> opposite. But 600 teenagers WILL make Spiderman fun, I guarantee it.
>
>
> Sam F
>
> Craig T wrote:
>>
>> samf wrote:
>>>
>>> Craig T wrote:
>>>>
>>>> samf wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Wendyful wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I took the kids to see Scooby Doo this afternoon.... I know what you
>>>>>> are thinking... What the hell kinda fathers day gift is this? What
>>>>>> can I say, I am a prize. Anyhoo... the movie was very true to the
>>>>>> cartoon, but THE VAN WAS A FORD!!!! What was Warner Bros thinking??
>>>>>> Have none of them ever been to a VW show?? They could drop a rock
>>>>>> and find one.(Thank God Shaggy sounded like Shaggy or all would not
>>>>>> be sacred) -- Wendy
>>>>>>
>>>>> I thought the van was actually some kind of weird RV type thing (at
>>>>> least in the animated series)?
>>>>>
>>>>> Sam F
>>>>>
>>>> Toyota made a van that looks very similar to the Scooby van. I
>>> think
>>>> they copied the cartoon myself as it is real close.
>>>>
>>> That must have been a neat van. Even if it's not aircooled...
>>> *Sigh* No Scooby Doo for our movie day here at high school. I can
>>> hear my principal now: "Shaggy promotes drug use" etc... not to
>>> mention that wagon... so instead we are off to see Spiderman.
>>> Dammit.
>>>
>>> Sam F
>>>
>>>
>> I wish I had a picture of the vans I mean, but I don't. They are
>> late 80's or maybe early 90's.
>> Movie day when I went to school was Reefer Madness or some
>> documentary, or any other boring thing you could think of. I am
>> surprised to see that you actually get to see any "real" movie
>> myself. How much is a movie in NZ? (just curious) I do not go to
>> movies much myself, but they are about $8.00 here in Seattle from
>> what I hear. Craig
>>
>>
>
> How is the VW Scene over in my native New Zealand? I haven't been
since 2000, and i had to look really hard to find any bugs, and
busses were non-existant!! Let me know!!

TomB wrote:
>
> Craig T wrote:
>>
>> samf wrote:
>>>
>>> Craig T wrote:
>>>>
>>>> samf wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Wendyful wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I took the kids to see Scooby Doo this afternoon.... I know what you
>>>>>> are thinking... What the hell kinda fathers day gift is this? What
>>>>>> can I say, I am a prize. Anyhoo... the movie was very true to the
>>>>>> cartoon, but THE VAN WAS A FORD!!!! What was Warner Bros thinking??
>>>>>> Have none of them ever been to a VW show?? They could drop a rock
>>>>>> and find one.(Thank God Shaggy sounded like Shaggy or all would not
>>>>>> be sacred) -- Wendy
>>>>>>
>>>>> I thought the van was actually some kind of weird RV type thing (at
>>>>> least in the animated series)?
>>>>>
>>>>> Sam F
>>>>>
>>>> Toyota made a van that looks very similar to the Scooby van. I
>>> think
>>>> they copied the cartoon myself as it is real close.
>>>>
>>> That must have been a neat van. Even if it's not aircooled...
>>> *Sigh* No Scooby Doo for our movie day here at high school. I can
>>> hear my principal now: "Shaggy promotes drug use" etc... not to
>>> mention that wagon... so instead we are off to see Spiderman.
>>> Dammit.
>>>
>>> Sam F
>>>
>>>
>> I wish I had a picture of the vans I mean, but I don't. They are
>> late 80's or maybe early 90's.
>> Movie day when I went to school was Reefer Madness or some
>> documentary, or any other boring thing you could think of. I am
>> surprised to see that you actually get to see any "real" movie
>> myself. How much is a movie in NZ? (just curious) I do not go to
>> movies much myself, but they are about $8.00 here in Seattle from
>> what I hear. Craig
>>
>>
> Movie Day, in school? All I remember is blackboards and an
> occassional health flip chart. (Oh, there was one movie on taking
> cover in an atomic bomb attack.) And who is Scooby Doo anyway?
>
The van in the movie was not a ford it was a astrialian chevey van
with a different fron clip they did a short articale on it in
trucking magazine