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oh tru.... it could have been worse atleast her insurance is paying for everything.

in that case you dont have to worry about much mate.....i once had some bogan sideswipe me and drove of pushing me onto the oncoming traffic during peak hour....he was gone by the time i had a chance to chase him...btw at that time i had a mazda rx7 series 4

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I had my car broken into outside my house, $2k of stereo equipment gone while I was at work all night :)

didnt drive to work cos a mate offered me a lift, so I figured why not, save some money on fuel..

came home to find my boot open and my tail lights gone

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I had my car broken into outside my house, $2k of stereo equipment gone while I was at work all night :)

didnt drive to work cos a mate offered me a lift, so I figured why not, save some money on fuel..

came home to find my boot open and my tail lights gone

that is absoulutely F@#kd......sorry to hear that mate....

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I had my car broken into outside my house, $2k of stereo equipment gone while I was at work all night :)

didnt drive to work cos a mate offered me a lift, so I figured why not, save some money on fuel..

came home to find my boot open and my tail lights gone

fark theres some pricks out there huh...

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I had my car broken into outside my house, $2k of stereo equipment gone while I was at work all night :banana:

didnt drive to work cos a mate offered me a lift, so I figured why not, save some money on fuel..

came home to find my boot open and my tail lights gone

Conspiracy theory.......IT WAS YOUR MATE :)

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ABS Services guys took my car to inspect why it was stalling, (by warranty claim), gave me back the car, found "nothing" wrong with it, used up half of my petrol tank and also managed to put a small dint into the side of the car... lovely service.

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