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Black R33 Stolen Last Night Grange Area

frankyp11

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Hello All,

My Mates Black R33 Skyline GTS was Stolen last Night in Grange area. Distinctive feature is that it had a "EVERLAST" Sticker on the Back Window.

Please Notify Police if you spot it, or 0433 088 889

Thanks, Frank

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Plates are:

S93aiv

Sorry dont hav pics.

And yea its great to see that this thread has only had 150 views which was posted yesterday but yet the stolen r34 thread started today has had over 1700 views, wtf!!

Appreciate those that have made an effort to help out.

skylineguy19 Mentor

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if you actually look at the r34 thread, it was started on the 10th of feb, the owner of the car just posted in there today to say it has been found and that is why it has come back to the first page.

Good luck with this one, hope it turns up.

Matty Sherlock Experienced

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Has this car been located? My partner received a phone call from SAPOL today, some items of hers were found in a recovered stolen car after the thieves had attempted to steal her car and then proceeded to ransack it. The ID of the car will be found out tomorrow when a report is given. This occurred last night out front of my house. Lock your shit up guys and girls!!!

frankyp11 Enthusiast

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*** Update car is still out on the road, spotted yesterday in Henley Beach Area. Everlast Sticker has been removed.

Yea this bloke didnt have an alarm, bit of a newbie unfortunately, had only just got it. Ignition barrell was found in nearby park.

frankyp11 Enthusiast

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Hey guys.

This was my car stolen last week. Just signed up to the forum.

The plates were handed in yesterday to glenelg police station. Found on the beach in some rocks at glenelg

Willyj where was your car taken from yesterday?

Hey mate,

If plates have been dumped, this is probabaly the last weekend to find it.

Im heading towards holden hill in half hour, ill keep an eye out for both cars in that area.

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