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James you got any pics of your car, prob a good idea to post it up to let everyone know exactly what we should be looking out for.

damn im so glad i got underground parking at my work in chatswood,

kinda make me feel even more insecured parking outside.

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i know it made me go and check my insurance policy last night!

i really do hope you get it back as if you dont have comp insurance it will be a bitter pill to swallow.

I just thought James - a few members went up the old road tonight - if anyone could msg them and keep an eye out too (who knows what direction these f**kers go) but it would help.

My eyes are open James - lets hope it gets back to you in one peice and the f**kers rott in hell...or spend most of their life with bubba in jail..

Yeah good idea mate, but we didnt see it up there :thumbsup:

Just as well that I don't keep my car fueled up, it's sitting on empty so might be careless enough not to fill up. So they probably won't go far with the amount in the tank

Definatly spend the weekend going to all the servos that it couldve made it to (within reason) and ask - or even put up LOST flyers with a clear pic?

So sorry to hear mate

thanks guys for all your support.....yeah, butcher knives and baseball bats all out and ready.

and no I don't have insurance, I was waiting until I turned 25 for the premium to go down as I usually don't have a lot of money saved up with rent, bills, food and the rest to pay so I guess I'll have to take it like a man.

I'm fairly certain I won't see her again as the cops won't go actively looking for it, I guess it's up to me to try and find her. I'll be out of the skyline scene for the time being but I'll be back with a GTR sometime next year........hopefully. Too much crap happeninig to me these days, maybe i'll get lucky with lotto this week. Fingers cross :(

For these cVnts who took my car, if you are reading this, you better PRAY I don't find out who you are. I'll break your arms and leg and paralyse you from the neck down and i'll keep you alive to suffer for the next 30 years. You bitches know where I live, i'll be waiting and i'll show you what it means to mess with my car.

I'm sure the rest of SAU would love to smack you bitches up one by one.

Sorry to hear. Maybe call servos in your area to keep an eye out?

Definently try it..

Make a few colour copies of the car,and post a reward for it..definently give it to the servo attednees who were in the alloted time slot that you belive the car to be stolen...

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