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breadfan 09 August 2003 09:02 AM

Had mine knicked from a water park while i was out skiing (shouldn't have left my keys in my bag) The police tracked it within 15mins and found it parked up, locked and alarmed, with my phone, cd player, sub, wetsuit, camera, glasses and a packet of fags still inside it! The cheeky basta*ds even listened to their own cd (left my best of Elton John on the passenger seat) and changed all my eq settings!

The keys were posted through a youth club door and i got em back within an hour.

The only problem was that i had to pay for the recovery (which i didn't ask for) and the front wing has lifting-strop shape dents in (not from the thieves)

Why didn't i have my black jack on ?!

Any one had a more lucky escape??


Spooks 09 August 2003 10:10 AM

Glad you got her back so fast but shame its damaged. Can you not claim against the uplift company?
Unbelievable that the cheeky gits that stole it must have been cruising in your car..........What goes through there heads!
Anyways hope you get your car fixed soon.
Laters
Spooks

sulli 09 August 2003 12:32 PM

Maybe it was a mate teaching you a lesson? - don't do it again.
What do you mean your Blackjax wasn't on?

breadfan 09 August 2003 01:27 PM

Black Jack is on the immobiliser, if you don't enter a code before you drive off it stops the car. But Thatcham say they haven't tested it so it invaldates the Thatcham 1 Catagory, theoretically invalidating your insurance. + its a hassle keying it in every time, maybe we should revert back to a hidden switch idea, that'd fool em.

sulli 09 August 2003 03:35 PM

I know what BlackJax is - I have both a Cat 1 and BlackJax - both work fine - only way to disable blackjax is to put it in valet mode.

fatherpierre 09 August 2003 03:46 PM

At least they had good taste in music and recognised your distinct poor taste in that area.

Elton John FFS?

:D

StickyMicky 09 August 2003 06:13 PM

ill have a wild guess at this

they nicked it and parked it up to see if the tracker peeps sent the police round, after they saw the police come they just dumped the keys sumwhere as to not be caught

dead_neurons 09 August 2003 08:10 PM

Have you seen these

http://www.vehiclesecurityinstallations.co.uk

- the barrier deadlock system.. apparently undefeated , and use by the cops - so they can pull up, lock the gearshift with the deadlock whilst leaving the engine still running!
when i finally get my scoob, i think this will be the first device fitted.

/2ob


AndyC_772 09 August 2003 08:45 PM

I have a barrier deadlock - it locks the car in reverse. How exactly do you think that can be done with the engine still running? Do the cops put a brick on the clutch pedal? ;)

dead_neurons 09 August 2003 08:48 PM

i read it somewhere, it lock their shift in neutral, maybe its a modified deadlock with two bars perhaps? dont know... but it did say it allows them to jump out leaving the engine running, but the car is effectively immobilised.

/2ob

BOB.T 09 August 2003 11:41 PM

The feds here always leave their scoobs running...they are feckin stoopid though:rolleyes: (IMHO):D


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