I know this the further thing from a Calais Turbo, however i'm desperate and can do with anybody's help. Last night whilst at the footy, some low life has made it his/her business to steal my car! Stolen - Burgundy Ford XH utility was pinched whilst parked in Cremorne St Richmond (Street that runs beside Precinct Hotel) not far from the Nylex clock tower between 7pm and 11.00pm 25/06/10. Registration Number : UIA 261 Distinct features on the car: - 18" BA pursuit Rims - Clear tail lights - S-Pack 5 Litre V8 Model, factory v8 badges on the lower half of the rear quarter panels - Dropped pipes at the diff, has a real tough note to it. - A dint in the left hand side door about the size of somebody's fist and a missing black trim that runs across the left hand door. Facebook Link: http://www.facebook.com/photo_search...2755042&v=wall (http://www.facebook.com/photo_search.php?oid=139272392755042&view=all#!/group.php?gid=139272392755042&v=wall) Other than this dint, the car is in very good condition and stands out in a crowd. Can i ask that people invite friends/family to this group in hope that this car can be returned in a reasonable state before its too late. Police have been notified of the theft, however i sometimes wonder how effective their help really is. Everybody on this forum have mates who are into cars, so please spread the word in hope that they may of seen the old girl driving past them or pulled over on the side of the road. Thanks everyone Luke ---------- Post added 26-06-10 at 11:08 ---------- (http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=TsRrhQA) Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Now that's just phuqed up, a bloke cant even go an enjoy the footy anymore without getting his car knocked off. Looks like a nice ute mate, Hope you find it quickly

Car Found - Car was found by a friend early Sunday morning dumped in Richmond. Wheels, stereo, clear tail lights, dash cluster and little bits and pieces stolen along with a worn out gearbox. Very pleased the car was found in one piece and not burnt out. Thanks to anyone who kept a look out for the car. Keep those rides safe, be very cautious where you park it and never skimp on security devices as there is always opportunists out there who are always waiting to swoop. Cheers Luke

***in ****s that do this should b shot on the spot.

lucky find, not the brightest place to park tho