Just got jacked! what's wrong with people these days?!
Thieves get their hands amputated there. No wonder why petty crimes over there is soo low.
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03-14-2006, 02:50 AM
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03-14-2006, 08:02 AM
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03-14-2006, 08:50 AM
Perhaps even more importantly--it looks like when they jacked the car up in the middle of the frame they may have bent the frame with all of that weight where it shouldn't be.
Anyone else notice that?
If you do get wheel locks, be sure to get a good, rare, aftermarket set because factory wheel locks are absolutely worthless--any respectable criminal would have a set of keys for the cars they were jacking the wheels from.
Anyone else notice that?
If you do get wheel locks, be sure to get a good, rare, aftermarket set because factory wheel locks are absolutely worthless--any respectable criminal would have a set of keys for the cars they were jacking the wheels from.
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03-14-2006, 09:49 AM
Sounds like someone from the neighborhood, if this is the second time in your driveway. That happened to me years ago when I bought a nice set of Pioneer speakers for my car. A week later they were stolen and I had a feeling it was the guys from across the street.
Back to your topic. Put on a nice set of wheels as baits. Make sure you have a saw-off 12 gage. Do us all a favor and clean off those scums from our gene pool.
You can also do some detective work. Check out eBay to see if they try to sell them. Swing by those rim shops peppered all over the inner city.
I care less about getting the rims back, I am all out for blood. Someone fock with my property, they gonna pay. Don't forget the great dumping ground nearby - the Chesapeake Bay
Back to your topic. Put on a nice set of wheels as baits. Make sure you have a saw-off 12 gage. Do us all a favor and clean off those scums from our gene pool.
You can also do some detective work. Check out eBay to see if they try to sell them. Swing by those rim shops peppered all over the inner city.
I care less about getting the rims back, I am all out for blood. Someone fock with my property, they gonna pay. Don't forget the great dumping ground nearby - the Chesapeake Bay
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03-14-2006, 10:11 AM
Originally Posted by G'duprideR6
I wish it was that easy. Actually, I should get fingerprints off this too..
HAHA, but you know how it is. Cops will just say make a report, make a claim on your insurance and call it a day. Sucks. Sometimes I wish I can find these bastards whe keep vandelizing my cars. about 8 months ago my pioneer deck was stolen from my 2000 honda civic. A week later my 2 10w7's and 1000/1 jl amp were stolen from my 1998 Honda prelude before I sold it for the G coupe. I swear it's gotta be the same guys. all my neighbors had their car broken into also and one even got stolen completely.
HAHA, but you know how it is. Cops will just say make a report, make a claim on your insurance and call it a day. Sucks. Sometimes I wish I can find these bastards whe keep vandelizing my cars. about 8 months ago my pioneer deck was stolen from my 2000 honda civic. A week later my 2 10w7's and 1000/1 jl amp were stolen from my 1998 Honda prelude before I sold it for the G coupe. I swear it's gotta be the same guys. all my neighbors had their car broken into also and one even got stolen completely.
If everybody is getting jacked, it's time to move to another place to live or start a neighborhood watch or set up camera or something. You should simply put up a sign on your lawn that says, "smiles, you're on camera" i'm sure they'll think twice with such warnings. Just a thought and sorry to hear about the wheels though.
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03-14-2006, 10:42 AM
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03-14-2006, 10:49 AM
when a thief wants something bad enough, no amount of wheel locks, alarms or sensors will stop him/her.... as simple as smashing window, popping hood, cutting the battery cable and so much for your alarm/tilt/proximity sensor.
real sorry to hear about this....I think im going to purchase an extra set of wheel locks now....
real sorry to hear about this....I think im going to purchase an extra set of wheel locks now....
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03-14-2006, 11:03 AM
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03-14-2006, 11:10 AM
First, clean out your garage and use it for your car. Sorry, didn't mean to be personal but that is a good first step.
Second, I think these 19" wheels are being stolen because they look aftermarket and also sell for a pretty penny on eBay. The stock 18's never have had this much of a problem.
Second, I think these 19" wheels are being stolen because they look aftermarket and also sell for a pretty penny on eBay. The stock 18's never have had this much of a problem.
