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*stolen* R32 From Middle Park, Melbourne

odessy

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My car was stolen from out front of my cousins place in Middle Park. Black R32 GTS4, pretty stock looking with V35 alloys and a dirty big cannon. I was under the impression the battery was flat because I had left my lights on.

I know it's unlikely that it will be found but please keep an eye out. It has Queensland plates on it, 477 STK so it can be indentified quite easy.

Thanks for any help. Any info call police and/or myself 0409573571.

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I remember just the other day we were discussing in another post about cars being stolen. Had just gone out this morning to fit up a HICAS lock bar and new oxygen sensor too. I barely even had the chance to drive it. Oh well, whats done is done. At least it was insured, now to find something else.

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