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So I had just finished work and I was sitting in my car when I was approached by a guy who let's just say looked like he just got his centre link payment lol

He was asked me "buddy do r33s come out standard with a alarm? I just replied yes, he then went onto asking about the sensitivity of it to the point where he asked me if my alarm would go off if the car got jacked up

And towed away with the handbrake on. I looked at him laughed rolled up my window and drove off

I'm thinking to myself what kind of f**kin idiot asks someone about how to steal their own car. So people in the livo area be careful rebirths and stealing cars have come back into fashion

So security upgrades for me and only bringin her out

On weekends lol

Cheers

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The guy was probably just trying to sh*t-stir you? I know guys that would do something like that to a stranger (with a straight face) just for kicks.

Still pretty dodgy. When driving through certain areas in South-west Sydney you tend to notice the shiftys eyeing you and your car.

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Had a guy in Cabramatta ask me the same thing. I was parked at the 45 degree parking and was about to leave then he pulls up directly behind me in a garbage truck, blocks me off then starts asking me questions about my cars security etc. Some people lol

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Had a guy in Cabramatta ask me the same thing. I was parked at the 45 degree parking and was about to leave then he pulls up directly behind me in a garbage truck, blocks me off then starts asking me questions about my cars security etc. Some people lol

"it's a home-made design, basically an outwards firing shrapnel bomb"

that should make them stay away

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