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Hey guys, my mats car just came from the compliance workshop and the nite after was stolen from his driveway between 1am and 8 am in Auldana.

Its a White 1988 GT twin turbo supra. With White rims, and the sideskirts have a small piece missing on both sides.It aslo has Twin turbo stickers on both sides of the car.

If anyone knows anythin about this, or sees the car, please cal me on 0411 255 081.

Guys this car was stolen from a very good area. Make sure u dont leave ur cars out so that these same assholes can get it aswell.

Dean

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that is completely ****ed. I hate theives and there should be more serious punishments for them when they get caught! :D

Will keep an eye out for the car.

Perhaps it might be a good idea for your mate to take off things like Twin Turbo stickers? Why advertise the fact?

The car came stock with Twin Turbo written on the side. It was something toyota did for some reason. The car had only just come back from Complinace center, so he had no time to put alarm/immobiliser in.

And it was the first time he left the car out. It was an accident, his mum was cleaning the garage, and moved it into the driveway, but forgot to bring it inside for the nite.

Thanks guys

Dean

I know that car u r on about, I met the owner a while back at a servo and said "Nice Ride" So i deffinatly keep and eye out for it.

Sorry to hear about that. Thiefs need the nut suck ripped off by a slow moving tractor. Did the car have a big wing on the back? Just wanna make sure its the same car. Was the guy that owned it an Oriental? no offence. Just wanna make sure im looking for the right car.

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