Oh, like i said, dont worry, this car is not all that bad at all, its just that i really dont appreciate people having this kind of attitude. Hence im not even going to bother writing about what work iv done to it, and why.
Sure, it deserved an owner who will never drive it, and go to a psychic medium to call up the spirit of the factory worker who assembled it, to find out exactly what angle
the wheel nuts should be, but instead it got me. yay for capitalism!
By the way, to put your mind at ease, the only 'non original' components it has are a couple of modern sealed-for-life bearings, and a Lucas dip switch. Everything else is just how it should be, at least how it was on this particular car, since Scootacar production was such a mess, they had all sorts of stuff from the factory.
Its doing fine, and you will be hearing about it sometime soon, and will be thesame, if not better, then others of its kind in circulation. And as a bonus, will actually be treated like a car by its owner. Ok, it might have a Lucas dip switch, but at least someone will occasionally press it.
So, guys, dont worry about the Scootacar. Worry about the OTHER projects i have!