Stolen Orange R32, Big Rewards!

[krzysiu]

Has anyone noticed that these rats have been stealing only 32's and 33's???

When Brenton stupidly locked my keys in my car (dunno how you do that when it has centrel locking) the locksmith told me that 34's and 35's are the hardest to get into, not because of alarms or immobilisers but due to the internals of the lock; usually I'd think he was talking shit to get more money out of me however after spending ages trying to pick the lock, and getting several other people (some of which I know are quite good at picking locks) to try to pick the lock it still wouldn't budge.

Oh, did you ever get your Mrs car back?

R34 coupe. Easy to get into

R34 sedan not so easy because of door frame

[teK--]

Don't forget that when you are trying to break into your own car you are doing it in the least destructive way possible and you can take your time. Thieves don't give a shit they use the quickest and most effective (often most destructive) way of getting in. Best bet is to make sure they can't start it or it makes a shitload of noise once they are in.

[RDirty24door]

i advised JSA imports in Seaford/carrum near rutrherford rd to keep an eye out down there for you as 1 of their customers 180s is painted near the same colour.

[luker]

been nearly 2 months alrdy and no word on the car, nearly got the next one ready thou

prob no chance at getting it back but i still look at every 32 i come accross,

things like it had a series 2 black faced dash in a series 1 car ( hard to do wiring wise)

had rear slotted rotors but not fronts

had a stock R33 exhuast (for rwc)

but i knew every trolley dent and paint chip so if i saw it ill know

it was burgandy under the orange i never did under the engine bay and boot

still offering a reward thou

[wanzi]

R34 without an alarm is piss easy to get into. Took me less than 5 mins when I locked my keys in the boot back before I alarmed my car