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Offline Dizzie

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fscking twits! grrr
« on: 27 October 2003, 13:06 »
the picture says it all really  >:(
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Re:fscking twits! grrr
« Reply #1 on: 27 October 2003, 13:39 »
Did anything get nicked?
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Re:fscking twits! grrr
« Reply #2 on: 27 October 2003, 13:43 »
that's as far as they got. couldn't of been very good theives as I would of just removed the door handle and opened the door and got an ear full of alarm. I'd removed the face off my kenwood MASK, but the TFT screen in the center console was on show  ::)
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« Reply #3 on: 27 October 2003, 13:45 »
People like that need the screwdriver shoved up their arse and a kick in the knackers for good measure.
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Re:fscking twits! grrr
« Reply #4 on: 27 October 2003, 13:51 »
Glad to hear it was a bungled attempt rather than a succesful one - that God for the armoured door plates you have fitted.

I think anyone who deosn't have them fitted should see just what they saved you, and buy some!!!

I had an attempted break in to my Mk IV a few months ago, but they tried every door lock (including the boot) and the rear 1/4 windows - nearly ?3k of damage. Makes me laugh that these scummers still try and break into cars when they are clearly alarmed.

You have my sympathies buddy, hope repairs can be done at minimum cost and you are back on the road asap
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Re:fscking twits! grrr
« Reply #5 on: 27 October 2003, 13:57 »
How much are armour plates and where do you fit them to?
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Re:fscking twits! grrr
« Reply #6 on: 27 October 2003, 13:57 »
I'm knocking up a rear handle for the front right now. they didn't try the boot which isn't alarmed  ;)

you fit armoured plates where you can see mine. it's the phat bit of armour around the lock. stops screwdrivers going down there.
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Re:fscking twits! grrr
« Reply #7 on: 27 October 2003, 14:09 »
had my old car broken into last month - and they stole my MP3 autochanger.  :'(

It had only just been fitted like 5 days before!

The f?ckers sliced the rear quarter rubber in two with a blade - and pushed the glass (in one piece) into the car.

I have a Clifford Concept and it was parked in a real busy street on a friday evening and NOONE heard the alarm?

It pisses me off that I can't have a stereo in my car without the threat of it getting teafed - and that everyone ignores car alarms (and yes the alarm had gone off - the interior LED informed me that it had been triggered).

 >:(
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« Reply #8 on: 27 October 2003, 14:14 »
You'd think car thieves would recognise an armour plate when they see one (well it is their living after all) and realise shoving a screwdriver into the lock aint gonna get them anywhere!
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« Reply #9 on: 27 October 2003, 14:15 »
Slim, did you take the face off the stereo...?
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