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Pepsinator

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Saw on facebook from BITSUS

reposting

One of the guys at JMS

got his R32 stolen last night outside of JMS around 11pm

not hard to miss with a massive pink rising sun sticker on the roof and stickers on the side

also noticeable is the front lip in black

last seen going up the freeway

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Damm dude i had my R33 stolen last night .....WTF is going on

i was at JMS earlier in da week thats friggin weird.

Here is a pic of mine again if anyopne sees it. Fingers crossed.

I really hope the scumbags that are doing this crap are PWND!

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Dohmar Grand Master

Dohmar

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Wow no wonder insurance premiums are going up. Time to get a SAUSA sting going.

its been talked about before. until someone fronts with a rolling shell that looks decent from the outside, we're shit out of luck

-D

Spark911 Community Regular

Spark911

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club lock, drive-on wheel locks, immobiliser, CCTV, remote machine guns, security guards on patrol 24/7 AND garaged AND massive f**K off dog in that garage would probably stop theives.

Scum these days find a way around anything! Sad to hear your cars have been flogged...its a shame every skyliner in SA has that dreaded sinking feeling in their guts everytime someone's pride and joy gets pinched - cant imagine what it would feel like for the owner.

Im all for the ninja/reconaissance/stakeout/stealth-attack on the unassuming prick :thumbsup:

RubyRS4 Grand Master

RubyRS4

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Im all for the ninja/reconaissance/stakeout/stealth-attack on the unassuming prick :thumbsup:

Unfortunately, you won't know where or when. It would have to be something you'd practice every day until you get a result.

In the meantime, alarm, immobiliser, kill switch, club lock, parked right outside my office window, or less than 3m from my bedroom inside a fully fenced and screen property with surveillance cameras about the house. Good luck to them. Hope they got good health insurance if they want to risk it.

:P

kidafa Veteran

kidafa

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Ahhhh this is balls....

To many cars going missing these days, few stagea's last month now a 33 and a 32.

This is a nice 32 as well think he lives around the corner from me, hope its found un molested or you get a descent pay out.

Cheers,

Chris

Ripp3r Mentor

Ripp3r

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I'd recommend a workshop leaves a rolling shell inside with a live powerline on the body of the car. Zap ... no more thief.

:)

i like this idea.. would shaved door handles and bullet proof glass work? no handle/ lock to drill and glass so they cant smash it to get in hehe

Dunc Mentor

Dunc

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seen going up the freeway hey? gotta doubt thet it'll eventually be found as a complete car

no offense to JMS; leaving project cars out front of the business in the dark is stupidly risky.

Its a daily driver, he lives around the corner from me. Its really really unfortunate that you cant leave a car on Magill rd overnight without it dissapearing.

Car clearly sticks out like dogs balls, hopefully its recovered in one piece.

Luciano Veteran

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Its a daily driver, he lives around the corner from me. Its really really unfortunate that you cant leave a car on Magill rd overnight without it dissapearing.

Car clearly sticks out like dogs balls, hopefully its recovered in one piece.

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hope he gets it back

Iron Chef Grand Master

Iron Chef

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Its a daily driver, he lives around the corner from me. Its really really unfortunate that you cant leave a car on Magill rd overnight without it dissapearing.

Car clearly sticks out like dogs balls, hopefully its recovered in one piece.

No it's a fact of life - park a modified car with little or no security on it (nb I'm guessing on this part!) on a main road where plenty of people are going to spot it, not to mention right near a pub, the chances of it being there the next morning are pretty slim.

I reckon it sucks that cars get stolen, I can't stand people who want shit for free without working for it, but in hindsight, I'm sure there could've been more precautions taken to prevent it having happened.

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Probably the same flamin mongrels who pinched my stagea

Jms is just down the road from were mine went walkabout

Decent area maybe?

The f**kers just head to the 'nicer suburbs' to steal nicer cars these days I think

Luciano Veteran

Luciano

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Probably the same flamin mongrels who pinched my stagea

Jms is just down the road from were mine went walkabout

Decent area maybe?

The f**kers just head to the 'nicer suburbs' to steal nicer cars these days I think

not wrong Rod. Theifs are c***s, and theyre not stupid.

I've lived very close to magill my entire life, this stuff has always happened. The media usually shows you where the f**kers end up writing off cars at the end of the high speed chases in the far outer suburbs

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