*Stolen* Sapphire RS Cosworth
16 February 2005, 12:33 AM
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*Stolen* Sapphire RS Cosworth
Stolen cossie in the north west area last night, reg FAZ 5925, not sure what time, could everyone keep their eyes out for it - here's a pic
call Andy on 07917325660 if spotted please.
parts to look out for.....
Purple Actuator
Magenta Colour Rocker Cover
Blue Samcos
4 Spoke RS Steering Wheel
Boost Pillar Pod
Tonight the car has been spotted in the Rochdale area by passionford members, the cornered the car in a car park but the driver tried to run them over not before he swung for the driver with a jack handle smahing the window.
Please contact Andy on 07917325660 is you have any details.
call Andy on 07917325660 if spotted please.
parts to look out for.....
Purple Actuator
Magenta Colour Rocker Cover
Blue Samcos
4 Spoke RS Steering Wheel
Boost Pillar Pod
Tonight the car has been spotted in the Rochdale area by passionford members, the cornered the car in a car park but the driver tried to run them over not before he swung for the driver with a jack handle smahing the window.
Please contact Andy on 07917325660 is you have any details.
16 February 2005, 01:07 AM
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Likewise Scooby Dee, always had a thing for cossies myself! Hope you get it back mate, don't think it'll be too near me but for what its worth I'll keep my eyes peeled 
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16 February 2005, 12:49 PM
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Really bad luck m8. I live just outside Heywood myself and regularly go into Bury and Rochdale. I'll keep my eyes peeled for it - there can't be many Cossies like that knocking about.
Chin up...
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Chin up...
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16 February 2005, 04:00 PM
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The owner has found the car thank god. Found it parked up with disklock on for some reason.
Owner has phoned police but they will not attend to finger print as there too busy.
Glad it is found and the owner has it back.
Owner has phoned police but they will not attend to finger print as there too busy.
Glad it is found and the owner has it back.
16 February 2005, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by BI6 BHP
The owner has found the car thank god. Found it parked up with disklock on for some reason.
Owner has phoned police but they will not attend to finger print as there too busy.
Glad it is found and the owner has it back.
Owner has phoned police but they will not attend to finger print as there too busy.
Glad it is found and the owner has it back.
16 February 2005, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by BI6 BHP
The owner has found the car thank god. Found it parked up with disklock on for some reason.
Owner has phoned police but they will not attend to finger print as there too busy.
Glad it is found and the owner has it back.
Owner has phoned police but they will not attend to finger print as there too busy.
Glad it is found and the owner has it back.
Not too much damage hopfully !!As for the Coppers, probably to busy sat in thier patrol cars at the side of the road catching people doing 44mph in a 40 zone than dealing with real crime !!
16 February 2005, 08:02 PM
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Glad u got her back, as the other have said - hope there is no damage
Know the feeling, as regulars know I lost my Scoob a month ago to dirty chav skum, and I reckon the only reason she got found so quick was due to being used as a getaway car for a robbery.
Strange about the disclock, if its good enough for thieving scum then its good enough for us law abiding citizens
Know the feeling, as regulars know I lost my Scoob a month ago to dirty chav skum, and I reckon the only reason she got found so quick was due to being used as a getaway car for a robbery.
Strange about the disclock, if its good enough for thieving scum then its good enough for us law abiding citizens
16 February 2005, 08:11 PM
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Owner has phoned police but they will not attend to finger print as there too busy.
Had the same treatment when some ******* tried to nick my old car...but failed (foiled by a £25 alarm immobilser and ALi-B's patented wiring techniques
). The fact that there was £800 of damage to the doors, steering column and wiring didn't seem to bother them Thing is I don't care if they don't catch the theives for this offence...Usually these theives are either known to the plod...or they will be in the not too distant future. A fingerprint on file is another case that could be solved in the future when some yob gets arrested for a matter as trivial as a public order offence.
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16 February 2005, 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy T
Glad u got her back, as the other have said - hope there is no damage
Know the feeling, as regulars know I lost my Scoob a month ago to dirty chav skum, and I reckon the only reason she got found so quick was due to being used as a getaway car for a robbery.
Strange about the disclock, if its good enough for thieving scum then its good enough for us law abiding citizens
Know the feeling, as regulars know I lost my Scoob a month ago to dirty chav skum, and I reckon the only reason she got found so quick was due to being used as a getaway car for a robbery.
Strange about the disclock, if its good enough for thieving scum then its good enough for us law abiding citizens
16 February 2005, 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted by webby v7 slipperwagon
I myself would have waited for the c***t to come back for the car, and hammered the p***K.
16 February 2005, 10:24 PM
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**UPDATE**
The car has been recovered by its owner and is now tucked away in secure a lockup while the damage is being repaired.
who needs the police eh
The car has been recovered by its owner
and is now tucked away in secure a lockup while the damage is being repaired.who needs the police eh
17 February 2005, 08:55 AM
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Result!
Interesting to hear of the disk-lock hassles. I may consider getting one for my 182.
I've also heard that before, Ali-B, about cheap immobilisers often being the most difficult to get around. High-end systems are easy to bypass, but the cheap & cheerful things from the like of Halfords are harder to crack.
Anyways, just glad to hear that the Cossie is back - and likewise, I hope the damage isn't too bad?
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Interesting to hear of the disk-lock hassles. I may consider getting one for my 182.
I've also heard that before, Ali-B, about cheap immobilisers often being the most difficult to get around. High-end systems are easy to bypass, but the cheap & cheerful things from the like of Halfords are harder to crack.
Anyways, just glad to hear that the Cossie is back - and likewise, I hope the damage isn't too bad?
D.
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