Hi FM crew,

This is a lesson I learned last Wednesday. No matter how quiet a street you live in, even where the neighbors kids play all up and down the cul de sac all school holidays with the other neighbors kids, it is still a public street, and there are complete d**k out there who will take anything shiny which doesn't belong to them and destroy it.





Long story short is that it wasn't insured. So after the police found it, I had it towed back home again so looters didn't steal what little was still intact.

Me and my wife both loved this car very much, in fact she is more sad about it than I am. It had been a trusty member of our family for many years now and it had many more years left in it. We are so sad and p****d off that this has happened to it. Such a needless waste for some punk kids who only wanted to take it and go do burnouts somewhere.

We only have my pitiful tax refund to get a replacement car. Hopefully we can recover some $$ by selling whats left and get another one.

For Sale post ==> post1276208.html#p1276208



Take care this weekend everyone,

Regards

::Jordan

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f**kers! i would be devastated man

Likewise, that's why it pays to have even "Just" 3rd party fire & theft insurance, it's much cheaper than full comp, if something like this happens you still get some cash back.

Cheers

ToranaGuy

I kinda feel your pain, my car got done over in my driveway a while back only I caught the guy who did it. Stupid prick happened to walk back past while I was out the front talking to the the people next door. Had handfuls of other people's stuff as well. Unfortunately there were to many people around to deal out a little of my own justice, but it was satisfying to hear him bounce off the walls of the paddy wagon when the coppers threw him in the paddy wagon and I mean threw, picture the eqiuvalent of throwing a person like you would throw a cricket ball 100m. And then bounce off the sides as they performed a u turn that under normal circumstances would have been over enthusiastic but the crowd loved it.