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Car was stolen yesterday from underground "secure" parking in Broadbeach.

Car looks fairly standard, but is de-winged and low. Dark tint, kiwi stickers on back window. White paint. Stock rims.

Car actually has an rb26DETT with alot of mods, nothing obvious from the outside.

Anyone knowing anything about this, Please ring Karl (XXXX-XXX XXX), or Broadbeach police, or me - and I can forward any information on - my number is XXXX-XXX XXX.

EDIT: numbers removed due to car being recovered.

Thanks,

Jason.

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Quite funny that alot of Skylines go missing in "secure" underground car parks. I read alot of stolen threads on Boost and apparently it was a string of Dark fellas (not sure what nationality so not trying to be racist)

Hope for your sake it was all insured!

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thanks for the support guys, well guess what? its been recovered..... a racket going on apparently, found in a warehouse with a bunch of other cars being/about to be chopped.... supposed to be something on 9 news tonight about it. ( the racket, not my mates car)

once again thank guys.

cheers

Jason

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  • 3 weeks later...
Have you STILL not go that sorted out? Shouldn't your insurance have paid you out months ago?

He might be getting investigated OR not provided documentation required for a total loss. 9/10 any delays on a total loss claim outside of 10 work days is the customers fault. :)

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