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STOLEN! 180sx from LANE COVE 24/11/02

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Hey guys,

One of my friends has had his dark blue 180sx stolen from his house, up a steep driveway and outside his room.

The car was stolen on Sunday night from his house is Kara St Lane Cove and unfortunately isnt insured.

Details as follows:

Dark Blue

Sunroof

17 inch multispoke alloys

HI tech cat back exhaust with 5 inch tip (rolled style)

Impact Autosports sticker on windscreen

Plates "BUD-007"

CA-18 Turbo

Any information or sightings of this vehicle should be reported to the police immediately or email [email protected]

OR Call Rowan the vehicle owner on 0403 216 484

Thanks guys

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what kinda arseholes would steal someone's nice car

dun they understand what the car means to the driver

well i hope your friend gets it back in same condition

really makes you consider owning a nice car at all...

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