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I have a question

Started by GLD-086 · 6 Oct 2004 · 8 replies

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GLD-086Archived member
Why do VL's seem to be a prime target for theifs these days?
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aus880Archived member
Because: 1. There are lots of them 2. they are easy to get into 3. easy to steal and 4. the parts are easy to sell. 5. Some parts are worth a fair bit
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LUVNITArchived member
6. Power to wait ratio is good, thus making ideal get away cars. SiM
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BaxArchived member
7. Most thieves have taste.
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GabzstaArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by bextor84 7. Most thieves have taste. roflroflroflrofl the reasons i can think of have already been listed - theres only 1 thing i dont understand.....If a vl has 5 point immobiliser and kill switches and alarm htf do they get away with it??!??! SOMEONE ANSWER!
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pigsyArchived member
mate sound like an inside job to me whow know the secrets of your car
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BaxArchived member
Ahh yeah and no, just that theives aren't dumbasses, a lesser percentage of them anyway. And kill switches, immobilisers aren't bulletproof. It's just a matter of knowing where to look and how to overcome it.
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Red RB30 JetArchived member
Parts especially off a Calais are very sought after, Some you can't buy new from Holden any more.
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HDTCALArchived member
Yeah like HDT parts very very rare to get now days Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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