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1 Skyine Broken Into 1 Stolen In Tuggeranong

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Hi guys

Just thought I'd report there seems to be some thieves targeting skylines in Tuggeranong.

I got my R32 GTR broken into at work carpark today between 12-6pm today, damaged the car, but they couldn't steal it.

While I was at the police station, the guy before me had his R31 stolen from the Vikings Gym area.

Just venting some anger since my FTO also got broken into near the same area a couple months ago aswell.

Looks like it's time to upgrade to a shitbox.

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Hey Cejay, yer at TOP, outside A-Block. Looks like the it's not as safe as it used to be.

Broken Siscors managed to get into the car, broke the Steering lock and Ignition barrell. Really looks like they know what they were doing.

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That sucks matey :)

I'm so glad for you that they didn't get away with it! It's completely ridiculous but I've driven my car to work once in the past 4 or so months because I just don't feel safe leaving it anywhere for that period of time.

At least at home it's double alarmed which is better than nothing.

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Thanks Mivec, but I thought work's carpark would be safe and I get to use my boss' underground carpark %50 of the time, just unlucky.

I only live 3.2 K's to work. Just to lazy to walk, better rethink that now or get a bike.

On the plus side, looks like I only have to replace 2 parts (Bottom steering casing and steering lock/ingition barrell) and lock smith to do some work.

BTW, interesting profile picture, my brother just bought a EVO 8 MR

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