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wnted1

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I would check with your insurance company first. A lot of them include 1 replacement windscreen per year without having to pay an excess. Check your policy or call the insurance company up. Can't hurt.

If you don't have insurance...GET SOME!

Sorry to hear about your car. People should learn that you don't f**k with another persons car.

TALBO Grand Master

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Fkn sucks, I know how it feels unfortunately. What compels senseless attacks has got me fkd

I had both my front and rear screens on my LX Torana (hatch) sledge hammered and even 15-16 years ago the rear glass was a little difficult to come by.

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cheaper to go aftermarket bonnet but most arent legal and if you want to paint it the cost will jump

R34 windshield , just about any Auto glass shop should be able to get one but I could be wrong

bad luck , stupid assholes in this town who vandalize anything and everything, so sic of it

guess you need a alarm that makes noise ????? and this guy on your lawn. what area do you live in, the hood ????

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i live in campbelltown and yea i ahve insurance but dey said dey wnt cover it due to only having an immobilizer installed!!! bonnet is fair f***d bout 4 dents one bout 1 cm deep the rest bout .5 cm deep!!

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I would check with your insurance company first. A lot of them include 1 replacement windscreen per year without having to pay an excess. Check your policy or call the insurance company up. Can't hurt.

If you don't have insurance...GET SOME!

Sorry to hear about your car. People should learn that you don't f**k with another persons car.

RAA Plus also will cover you for one windscreen per year

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just cheked my immobilizer manual and YES it is also an alarm but for sum reason it didnt go of :( it did this mornin wen i tried to open the door while it was armed! Guess insurance shuld take care of it then if they dont make up sum other requirments u have to meet so they fix ur car!! I dont see how the alarm wuld stop the people doin it in the first place but guess its just policy!

really appreciate the support and help from all u guys this is one of the many benefits and advantages of having car clubs and forums like SAU!! :)

Damo_R34 Grand Master

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and im with just car insurance only option since im on ma p2's anyone dealt with them be4??

If they keep playing hard ball, your best bet is someone at least one position higher on the food chain than the person who answers your call.

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and im with just car insurance only option since im on ma p2's anyone dealt with them be4??

I've claimed with them without fuss in the past, as has one of my mates. The claim investigators were actually very helpful in both providing detailed information on request and from my end seemed to put up a good fight. As with most companies keep the story straight and your claim will move a long a lot faster.

As far as I'm aware you need an ADR approved immobiliser (that includes pita auto arm feature enabled) to be covered for vehicle theft with Just Car, a brick through the window should be covered anyway?

Then again if you're excess is anything like mine it might be cheaper to just go buy a window :happy:

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Where abouts was this? Happened to a mate of mine and his mrs's car parked in front of their house last thursday night. Same thing, brick through their rear windows (both of them), they live around old reynella.... f**king scum! :happy:

yayyyy! reynella! the suburb of scum where people steal your petrol, break all windows in your car and steal everything in it, smash your drivers side window just 'because' and break into your car and steal your sub and dd speakers....and this has all happened in my street. boooooo reynelllaaaa

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