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Stolen R33 Gtst S2

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By t01-100,
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Was found in Bridgewater and I've just picked it up thanks to some great work of the Police.

It had near no fuel left in it when it was stolen so the shit heads nicked some fuel from a servo and thats how it was identified again.

They damaged the paint on the rims by mounting some kurbs and the ignition barrell is rooted, but better than burt out.

It will now be put in the warehouse for safe keeping... might even sell it.

They also got the driver which is even better!

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Yeah alarm and immobiliser.

There were dirty marks on the roof where side slid something down the glass to undo the door. The ignition barrell was forced and last night only half the ignition key would go in, but put the key in and out a few times today and now fine.

The ignition and alarm wiring appears untouched so stuffed if I know how they go it started... I had to press the button to start it again when I picked it up so the immobliliser still works... although not very well apparently!

I locked up in the warehouse out of sight and will leave it there a while I think.

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yeah cleaned it up from the mud and ash they stomped into the carpet and seats... now just need to put it on the hoist to refit the loose plastics and repaint the rims thanks to their super driving ability!

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