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Car Stolen
Black VE GTS
1HDT-05
Stolen from Mt. Pleasant area
Call police on 131-444 or Crimestoppers 1800 33 000 with details if you see it
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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How does this happen? I thought these new cars were meant to be theftproof. Sorry to hear mate.
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jesus christ guys!!!!!! when you go to bed, take your keys with you. Sorry about your loss but this is happening all too often. Do not leave them on the kitchen counter!!!!!
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dont all the cars after 2006 or something have a code on each bumper?
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Apparantly the car has been involved with some break ins, so it appears it is still out there.
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Originally Posted by ozywpn
dont all the cars after 2006 or something have a code on each bumper?
Yeah, apparently some of the new commodores have a serial/barcode number or something on them so if parts are stolen and found there easier to trace back to the owner.
Also what size are the wheels on it? are they 22"?
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Originally Posted by VP_Wagon
Apparantly the car has been involved with some break ins, so it appears it is still out there.
http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-...-during-chase/ (http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/wa/6434837/car-thieves-hit-250km-h-during-chase/)
Yes, keep your eyes out guys!
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Originally Posted by Woggster
Yeah, apparently some of the new commodores have a serial/barcode number or something on them so if parts are stolen and found there easier to trace back to the owner.
Also what size are the wheels on it? are they 22"?
yeah i saw it in street commodores ages ago
pretty sures its the VIN number of the car printed numerous times on every panel/door etc... rims.. everything.
good luck with getting it back man
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06-11-09, 13:20 GMT+10#10 Quote:
Originally Posted by Woggster
Yeah, apparently some of the new commodores have a serial/barcode number or something on them so if parts are stolen and found there easier to trace back to the owner.
Also what size are the wheels on it? are they 22"?
think you guys may be talking about data dots?? Thats been around for years now. But the only way to trace **** is IF someone tries to sell those parts.
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06-11-09, 13:27 GMT+10#11 happening lots.....
just look at the aston martin that was stolen this week in perth....$300k worth or so one would assume depending on year?
sucks to be the insurer!
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06-11-09, 18:18 GMT+10#13 Quote:
Originally Posted by VXCommie
http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-...-during-chase/ (http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/wa/6434837/car-thieves-hit-250km-h-during-chase/)
Yes, keep your eyes out guys!
that report said the car was silver? edit - and black musta been a good wheelman to ditch the rollers not once but twice
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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06-11-09, 19:54 GMT+10#14 i heard about that on the radio was that the one in the high speed chase , they said it was doing over 220 km an hour and escaped
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07-11-09, 19:19 GMT+10#15 ye few thefts happening with hi performance cars in them sorta areas..they found the aston martin
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11-11-09, 13:46 GMT+10#16 Car has been found...burnt out.
http://www.commodorecarclubwa.com/sh...212#post150212 (http://www.commodorecarclubwa.com/showthread.php?p=150212#post150212)
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11-11-09, 13:52 GMT+10#17 thieves these days!
why can't it all be just like the gone in 60 seconds movie
why'd they bother getting involved in such a serious high speed chase, they would've been severely reemed for doing 250km/h (whilst breaking numerous other road rules) in a stolen car
all of that just to go and set it on fire in the end, bloody animals. Why do they bother.
Might as well just go play a video game like GTA, jeeperz!
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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11-11-09, 14:53 GMT+10#19 Quote:
Originally Posted by aus880
sorry to hear that Carly
Thanks. It wasn't my car, it was a member of the CCCWA's car. You still feel bad though, seeing such a nice example of a vehicle go to waste through a sheer lack of respect for other people's property.
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