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Look at these pics of stolen Prada

Started by Spool-Up · 27 Mar 2008 · 58 replies

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Spool-UpArchived member
Fark me dead these guys must be good. My dads mate had his brand new silver toyota prada 4wd stolen from his driveway 2 days ago, he woke up to find it gone. They found it the next day like this Thats right, the next day! all this was done in one day. Youd think they would have taken the engine or some parts of it at least. But then again, i know nothing abouthow stealing cars works. Amazing.... Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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HecticvlArchived member
WAT THE F U C K. i'm stunned, thats crazy sh!t
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Spool-UpArchived member
yeh man they even cut the roof off and took that. must be pros aye to get it all done in one night. Just the fact that they managed to steal a brand new car means they must be good.
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ATMO_BT1Archived member
Judging by the parts they took (roof etc) i'd say they were going to repair an extensively damaged Prada with the stolen gear. Why else would they take the turret?
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Spool-UpArchived member
mm yea i reckon its one of those pre-order jobs where they have a list of all the different spare parts that people need for their repair jobs and once its worthwhile they go out and get them all in one night or something... id say some if not all of it would be going overseas
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HecticvlArchived member
oh definetely pro's i would say,but thats Fuc.king KEEN!
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picketvltArchived member
or maybe they had the pov spec model and wanted all the good **** from the better model.
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Spool-UpArchived member
yea but its alot of effort to go to just to upgrade your pov-spec prada. Think about how hard it would have been to get around the alarm and anti-theft stuff.
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GillyArchived member
**** that's crazy, you see cars like this at damaged car auctions all the time.
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BT130TArchived member
jesus they sure did a good job of it **** me dead ive never heard of someone taking a car and taking the roof
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Spool-UpArchived member
yea i think they had a fairly specific "Wishlist" because they left the 5 alloy wheels and the engine which youd think would be worth more than some parts, like the carpet ffs.
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vlwagzArchived member
woah thats crazy.
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mrsn8rArchived member
they didnt **** around they even took the dash Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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88 ChaserArchived member
Insurance I hope? Whack a milk crate in man off you go, it would fly like that!
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freEze_dKArchived member
man all thats left is a half shell and running gear,, i cant stop looking at those pics.. 1 fk;n night tripps me out.. weight reduction much?
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Mr LeighArchived member
seems they took a weird collection of stuff ie if they took the turret because it was rolled the air bag would need replacing thats still there or if they took the carpet for water damage but the wiring harness is still there
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JET-086Archived member
only a professional panel beater can do something like that
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FATPSIArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by Spool-Up yeh man they even cut the roof off and took that. must be pros aye to get it all done in one night. Just the fact that they managed to steal a brand new car means they must be good. guarenteed they were panel beaters repairing a roll over someone stripping a car at a panel shop isn't sus, they have the right tools and expertise to do it quickly
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Spool-UpArchived member
yea would have been at least 2 guys working through the night to strip it, but as the other guy said if it was a rollover they would have taken the airbag aswell wouldnt they??
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VL 88 WAArchived member
wow. to do that in a day you would need like 5 guys and they would all need to know exactly what theyre doing and have all the right tools... pros for sure, i reckon that was done in a workshop, and the wishlist is probably to repair another car which has been burnt out.
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