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cheers for everyone keeping an eye out, i think it will be long gone unfortunately, and the sad thing is i don't think i have the insurance to cover it.

its not a huge drama as its only money and i can always earn more back to pay for something else, but insurance really would have helped in this situation

cheers Bengi

No ... f**king ... way! :)

This is getting ridiculous. Is it "target Skylines" season or something? I'll certainly keep an eye out for it.

Hope you get something back out of it ... even if it is the news the thief wrapped himself around a tree with it. :(

yeah thats pretty much it,

car is not insured with RB20 and have just established that it was only insured for third party property, so unfortunately no insurance pay out

but hey, at least i dont need a car anymore lol

Cheers Bengi

They can feel free to take on my alarm, I'd enjoy calling the cops with their GPS location and cutting the engine once they've caught up with them.

Sorry to hear Bengi that sucks balls. But I agree, these thefts are getting a bit close for comfort.

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