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I had a $4k sound system put in my car by the largest chain store named after a suburb and I made the mistake of giving them my home address for junkmail. 3 Days later I woke to find it had een very professionally removed, they even unscrewed the rear parcel shelf and removed the speakers and then left it. I guess the only good thing was they did not damage anything in the breakin and removal.

Word of warning, get a PO Box and never give your home address to anyone that works or knows about your car.

Ta

Mal

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Originally posted by 4DoorGTR

I had a $4k sound system put in my car by the largest chain store named after a suburb and I made the mistake of giving them my home address for junkmail.

Word of warning, get a PO Box and never give your home address to anyone that works or knows about your car.

http://www.fairfield.com???

Something on those lines? Some town ending with 'field I'd imagine :D

I wouldn't bring my car to that place if they were doing installs for free.

I personally would not leave a Skyline anywhere where you couldn't see it for any length of time.

T.

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