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Well my car got broken into. Not really much else to say. If anyone else sees any of the below parts around please let me know asap: 0404 350 556

2x 12" cadence subs in a box. Black box, they sell em at JB, weighs around 40kg with the amp attached to the back.

Kicker kx 600.1 class D monoblock amp - amp only. I still have the bass control switch end the metal end plates that cover the wiring.

VDO 4x50w MP3 deck

AVA? (brash imports) in car flip out 6" lcd screen. 1 RCA plug is missing from the back as its still in my car.

Apexi SAFC 2 - they have taken loom aswell

Slimline PS2 - i still have the RCA and power cables - Unit only was taken.

Bahco ring spanners and metric socket set.

Teng Tools screwdriver set.

I have serial numbers for most of the above and reciepts.

If anyone gets offered any of the above parts or sees them forsale (EBAY, car forums etc) please let me know: 0404 350 556

Thanks.

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I have been to cashies in Gouger Street. The guy there seemes really helpful. They have to keep stock for 4 weeks before they can sell it. They are also required to compare ALL stock against stolen property reports that are provided to them by SA Police.

I have reported this to the police, along with serial numbers for most of it.

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