This pictures where sent to me as being from the Portugal Skoda importer park yard.

Oh bugger.

Brings a new meaning to "Dipping Headlights".... Damp footwells, Misting up on the Inside of the windows.........

Ahhh the dreaded door seal problem:rofl:

A few set backs with delivery dates then;)

Oh yes the pictures from a couple of years ago.

These are actually pictures of the skoda storage area in the czech republic a couple of years ago after the major storms and flooding they had.

Give the business continuity manager a pay rise

I bet there's only one way into the plant as well, over a weak bridge which is owned by a farmer...

Seriously, why on earth would you site your storage yard in an area that is susceptible to flooding!

Dave.

Flooding the market?

Or simply a sitcom with Rositer and that talented lad who sadly died young.

Having read some of your posts Dodgy this type of thing could be a result of global warming as much as some back dated sunshine.

Me and the Misses have bikes and I suppose we should use em more if we want to help out with this kind of 'watership down' senario.

Serriously though, looks like a deleted scene from either the Posidon Adventure or that dreadful thing about German boats and periscopes.

Wonder if these cars can be had with a jumbo box. Incidentally, just to anoy the majority of vRS owners who do have one and to make myself feel better the next time a thread is posted concerning 'what extras they must have' I may start refering to the thing as a 'dumbo box'. Sadly however I don't think that there was a connection with water in this film.

I'm only joking about the box, don't ave a go.

Arm bands and a rubber ring....let alone curtain air bags for these motors!

M

RUMOUR has it the Fabias have been resprayed blue

and are being sold off as limited editions :eek:

:D

RUMOUR has it the Fabias have been resprayed blue

and are being sold off as limited editions :eek:

:D

Very good PJW

Still I wouldn't joke about it, that could well be true!

M

It was at this point in time that the octavia Scout and Roomster Scout concept was conceived. But will that ride height be enough?

Seriously, why on earth would you site your storage yard in an area that is susceptible to flooding!

Dave.

Freak storms can do strange things. Some years ago a very heavy rainstorm resulted in flooding of the highest point in the City of Oxford, which normally never flooded, because the storm drains could not cope while a very low lying area that used to flood with moderate rain got away without any flooding at all because it had just had its drains upgraded.