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By Sp3ctre,
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Sp3ctre

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Last night around 12pm my mates 180sx was stolen from Woolaware in the Sutherland Shire, and long story short we want it back and we want to catch the person/people that stole it!

The car is a 1990 model 180sx, LICENCE PLATE NUMBER: AXZ35S, Its black and is fitted with a Standard SR Front Bar, aftermarket Side skirts and Rear Pods as well as 17" gold spoke wheels without center caps

Its got an SR20DET Black top engine, totally stock with a pod filter and a breather filter on the rocker cover breather, also has an exahust system with a smalish cannon but its reasonably noticable

Interiour has an old school kenwood single din deck, tweeters in the door trims, a weird semi standard looking gear nib and a 4 spoke steering wheel with a momo horn button [not pictured in the below photos]

Car has scratches on the lower front bar and small buckle in the front passengers guard and a paint crack on the front drivers guard, door on tthe passengers side dosent line up with the door seals either

its has a FRONT PARK LIGHT AND REAR SIDE BREAK LIGHT OUT so if your driving around at night look out for that, but the theif may replace them so dont rely on it

Here are some photos [note the steering wheel is different and the front bar scrapes are different in these photos]

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Now for the part im sure your interested in

WE ARE OFFERING A $500 CASH REWARD FOR IMFORMATION THAT LEADS TO FINDING THE CAR AND/OR THE PERSON/PEOPLE WHO STOLE IT!

If your out and about and you see a black 180 parked in a carpark, on the street or in a workshop/mechanics, stop and have a closer look, even if you see a 180sx in primer or at a pannel shop, stop and look, if you find this car it will make you a quick $500, all you have todo is ring me, not asking you to be a hero and try and recover the car from the theif yourself [you can if you think your capable, we'll buy you a beer ontop of the $500 if you do]

If you find the car dont touch it! Cops will want to fingerprint it and all.

My phone number is 0401289525 its on 24/7 and if i dont answer i will usually call you stright back

Cheers people

siddr20 Grand Master

siddr20

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OMG that sucks..

OMG DUDE!!

today me and peter saw some black 180sx on back of a trailer or something.. with a red s14 as well..

turning off onto the menia bypass from menia -going towards sutherland

But i dont think this is the same car tho.. it was black however.. looked very idential from rear.. but im pretty sure ididnt see any plates on the car!!

Peter was doing like 80kms, and next he freaking brakes hard to check out the car..

Maybe he might post it on ns.com section as to what he saw!!

hope you get the car back dude..

edit: peter is noob on ns.com

Edited by siddr20

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