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Hi all,

My mates Red R31 was stolen last night

its a series 3 lowered on stogies.

Its turbo but has no BOV and runs low boost so you may only hear a slight turbo spooling whistle noise as it goes past.

If you have seen this car about please reply.

It was stolen from montrose, neer glenorchy.

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Cheers Brad,

It was a sleeper, S3 Executive AUTO - RB30e+t, she's stock looking - $15 super cheap hub caps, bulging tyres (215's on 6"rim), recently resprayed but paint a bit flakey around doors etc, has a rotary style dump exhaust, car is fairly low. If you hear it, its got a really quiet exhaust note, really can only hear whoosh and spool, has a really quick soft flutter (small side mount cooler)

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-Dan

wtf dan? where was it parked when it got taken? thats rubbish

Yeah, In Montrose - a street off the main road, it was on the side of the road under a street light, with a steering lock on...

haven't got the "found torched" call yet - heres hoping...

red books only worth $2200 tops :nyaanyaa:

Yeah, In Montrose - a street off the main road, it was on the side of the road under a street light, with a steering lock on...

haven't got the "found torched" call yet - heres hoping...

red books only worth $2200 tops :nyaanyaa:

I'll take the ghetto way home and have a look around, that sucks

  • 2 months later...

Well To close this up.

The car was never found.

It was thought to have been sighted in new Norfolk, however red executives some how all look the same.

The police haven't heard anything at all about it.

And my insurance company Suck, however the claim has been made and closed.

R.I.P poor red Car :mellow:

Edited by bambi_1319

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