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Don't park you GTR's in the Harbourside Car Park in Darling Harbour.

2 GTR's stolen in the last 40 days!!!!

:D

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/10...rd-t329117.html

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/He...th-t322696.html

I really hope I can find them.....

I've posted a reward.. I hope someone is brave enough to help me..

I hope none of you have to go through this.

My car is insured, but that is not the point. I want them in jail.

I really hope I can find them.....

I've posted a reward.. I hope someone is brave enough to help me..

I hope none of you have to go through this.

My car is insured, but that is not the point. I want them in jail.

skylinesaustralia should organise a steakout, lets bait the thieves with a gtr left in the carpark. then swarm them like a pack of locusts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Edited by La Bomba
skylinesaustralia should organise a steakout, lets bait the thieves with a gtr left in the carpark. then swarm them like a pack of locusts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

lol pretty good idea if you ask me..

and damn would look good! lol

skylinesaustralia should organise a steakout, lets bait the thieves with a gtr left in the carpark. then swarm them like a pack of locusts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:woot: I actually just laughed out lound, and almost spilled my drink on my mac....Thanks!

skylinesaustralia should organise a steakout, lets bait the thieves with a gtr left in the carpark. then swarm them like a pack of locusts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ill bring my dog and my dads gun, hate hearing about flamin mongrels cars going missing.

skylinesaustralia should organise a steakout, lets bait the thieves with a gtr left in the carpark. then swarm them like a pack of locusts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

great idea. i'll bring the BBQ you bring the meat. we can have a beer while we wait.

seriously though, between this and the casino carpark there should be a public service announcement not to leave your car there. i always find it suss that the CCTV system never seems to have helpful footage either.

No offense intended, but I seriously can't believe you guys would park anything of value in that carpark (or those around). The place is crawling with scumbags who are looking for opportunities, unfortunately...

Hope it turns up (safe & sound) :D

So should SAU organise a steakout > BBQ with meat? lol

...or a stakeout > BBB (baseball bats) as meat tenderisers?

2nd option Terry GT, and perhaps we can drop by the sporting goods store and pick up a couple of 9 Irons, just in case we want to have a game of golf, and tee off like Happy Gilmore..

have you guys posted up the plates?

Im in sydney from tomorrow and having grown up in bankstown and parra, so I tend to drive around with a tire iron handy. :D

Ill let you know if i see them, but, I am not cleaning up the mess that I may leave :D

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