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The Mystery Machine was transformed into the Monstrous Machine.

The gang investigated and found that the mother of the Mystery Kids had sabotaged the machine to help her kids make a musical comeback. The Mystery Machine was briefly taken over, apparently by a ghost, and chased its owners around town. The gang soon returned to the "classic" Mystery Machine, bringing it with them to Australia and Mexico. The gang continued to use this new Mystery Machine for their subsequent adventures, though they did have a nostalgic encounter with the original model of the Mystery Machine, while inside the Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase computer game. The Mystery Machine now had a protruding engine in the front. When the gang reunited to search for real ghosts, for Daphne Blake's show, Coast to Coast with Daphne Blake, Fred Jones, now her producer, surprised them all by removing a banner of the show's sign off of what was apparently their news van, to reveal the Mystery Machine logo underneath. The Mystery Machine on its way to Oakhaven. The van's design was painted by Flash Flannigan, the band's pianist, before he stormed off and quit. The previous owners of the van were a popular family band, known as the Mystery Kids.

Another time a table is included, the walls are lined with kitchen cabinets.

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Also, the back can fit a table and chairs, plus the walls are lined with computer equipment a large antenna can be attached on the roof.

A bench running longwise can be stored in the rear of the van.

The back is filled with various equipment (ladder, lanterns, and ropes).

The Mystery Machine has the uncanny ability to adapt to any given situation (and the conveniently packed items that might be needed in any given situation): Two roof racks protrude from the top of the van to secure further storage, and the van is also equipped with green and orange or yellow and orange flowered wheels or hub caps. The front of the van has a spare tire carrier, painted green, with one large orange flower located in the center.

Each side of the van has a distinctive painted green panel with "THE MYSTERY MACHINE" painted in orange. The vehicle is painted a medium blue with a distinctive horizontal green stripe around the van, adorn with two orange flowers. The Mystery Machine's shape lends itself to be a 1960's era panel van, however conflicting details does not indicate it to be a particular model of that lineage. 4.1 Scooby-Doo: Behind the Scenes ( Those Meddling Kids).3.3 Return of the "classic" Mystery Machine.