[HELP!]my sleven got STOLEN!!!!!
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lucky f---ing dog
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From: Ellensburg Washington
im about to make another thread for this but check it out... THEY FOUND IT!!! at 4 30 this morning in some park with the hood up the dumbasses tried to hot wire it before the figured out it didnt have a carb hahahahaha well at least i have her back thanks for everyones help i really appreciate it and if any one knows where i can get a new passenger side window for a good deal that would be amazing cuz mines busted now so yeah thanks again
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From: Ottawa, Soviet Canuckistan
Good to hear you got it back, I'm laughing my *** off at the stupid thief.
My mum always used to warn me to lock the doors on the project car when I came in for the night, my response was "Mom, it'll take me $2000 worth of parts and at least a week's labour to get it drivable again. If the thieves want it that badly, they can go ahead, tow your car and dad's car out of the way, jack my car up, install the new (insert biggass list of parts here) and take it on a joyride. When they're done with it, I'll take it back"
Sometimes it pays to make your car harder to work with. I tend to pull the main engine fuse when I leave the car, just to give the bugger a harder time if he tries to get away with it quickly. He'd have to try to hotwire it, fail, then pop the hood, find the missing fuse, go to AutoZone, buy a fuse, come back, replace it and take off with my car. Of course, if they don't know that's a 50amp fuse, they might not get the right one, and blow it.. then they'd have to go *back* to the AutoZone... lol
Jon
My mum always used to warn me to lock the doors on the project car when I came in for the night, my response was "Mom, it'll take me $2000 worth of parts and at least a week's labour to get it drivable again. If the thieves want it that badly, they can go ahead, tow your car and dad's car out of the way, jack my car up, install the new (insert biggass list of parts here) and take it on a joyride. When they're done with it, I'll take it back"
Sometimes it pays to make your car harder to work with. I tend to pull the main engine fuse when I leave the car, just to give the bugger a harder time if he tries to get away with it quickly. He'd have to try to hotwire it, fail, then pop the hood, find the missing fuse, go to AutoZone, buy a fuse, come back, replace it and take off with my car. Of course, if they don't know that's a 50amp fuse, they might not get the right one, and blow it.. then they'd have to go *back* to the AutoZone... lol
Jon
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Awsome! Im glad you got it back, too bad they didnt find the thief though. If you feel like driving down to scappoose oregon you can have a spare window of mine lol
Good luck fixing whatever he fucked up trying to hotwire it!
Good luck fixing whatever he fucked up trying to hotwire it!
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From: Dayton, Ohio
Originally Posted by vipernicus42
Good to hear you got it back, I'm laughing my *** off at the stupid thief.
My mum always used to warn me to lock the doors on the project car when I came in for the night, my response was "Mom, it'll take me $2000 worth of parts and at least a week's labour to get it drivable again. If the thieves want it that badly, they can go ahead, tow your car and dad's car out of the way, jack my car up, install the new (insert biggass list of parts here) and take it on a joyride. When they're done with it, I'll take it back"
Sometimes it pays to make your car harder to work with. I tend to pull the main engine fuse when I leave the car, just to give the bugger a harder time if he tries to get away with it quickly. He'd have to try to hotwire it, fail, then pop the hood, find the missing fuse, go to AutoZone, buy a fuse, come back, replace it and take off with my car. Of course, if they don't know that's a 50amp fuse, they might not get the right one, and blow it.. then they'd have to go *back* to the AutoZone... lol
Jon
My mum always used to warn me to lock the doors on the project car when I came in for the night, my response was "Mom, it'll take me $2000 worth of parts and at least a week's labour to get it drivable again. If the thieves want it that badly, they can go ahead, tow your car and dad's car out of the way, jack my car up, install the new (insert biggass list of parts here) and take it on a joyride. When they're done with it, I'll take it back"
Sometimes it pays to make your car harder to work with. I tend to pull the main engine fuse when I leave the car, just to give the bugger a harder time if he tries to get away with it quickly. He'd have to try to hotwire it, fail, then pop the hood, find the missing fuse, go to AutoZone, buy a fuse, come back, replace it and take off with my car. Of course, if they don't know that's a 50amp fuse, they might not get the right one, and blow it.. then they'd have to go *back* to the AutoZone... lol
Jon
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lucky f---ing dog
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From: Ellensburg Washington
hell yeah i loved that comment i got a good laugh out of it yeah i had all the expensive **** hiding else where my new wheels and springs and the carb that was missing lol so yeah im glad all i have to fix is the window and the ignition which may prove to be a bitch but i know where to find people that know about that stuff right.
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