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RichR
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11th Oct 10 at 08:40   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote





I'm not sure if these are of my mate's brother's car or a friend of his; he has a red 430 now, not sure he ever had a gunmetal one - he's owned sp many amazing cars - but these photos are taken off his Facebook
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Sickening
I've seen pics of bentley conti's aswell with wheels being stolen. No doubt for th vag scene
Tom
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How anyone who claims to be 'in to cars' can do that is beyond me. It's sickening enough seeing that site when it's your corsa, but that's just wrong.
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Can only imagine how you would feel coming back to seeing that

What the hell are they going to do with three wheels now anyway
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is that a ferrari f430 on the other side of the road? the man has taste

gutting though someone done this to a blokes fiesta in the road next to my old house. poor sod was gutted.
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quote:
Originally posted by j10E W
Sickening
No doubt for th vag scene



Not all the time.
ShEp
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as has been said, locl nuts are bugger all to remove (most of the time)

But does involve a bit of noise.

I remember a few years ago they sold a socket called Gator grip. had loads of little pins in it, they were good for removing locknuts without the proper key.

And no I'm not a wheel thief, But I am sick of customers coming in for a 5minute job but they've lost their locking nut key.
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quote:
Originally posted by 5dr corsa-3dr_polo
quote:
Originally posted by j10E W
Sickening
No doubt for th vag scene



Not all the time.


They do seem to have a lot of bentley wheels.
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they could quite easily sell the wheels individually down the line i would imagine, would get a fair whack for a few minutes work aswell
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if i was going to steel wheels of an aston i would have come better prepared than a couple of widow makers.
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Thats a fair point at least bring a trolly jack


Much quicker and less likely that that will happen


Drives supercharged Tec with torque
Ian
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Originally posted by gidged500
clearly liverpool
The Mini is registered in London and furthermore, scousers wouldn't have botched the job like those clowns.
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Originally posted by gidged500
locking wheel nuts are a good idea lol


Do you not think they would have locking wheel nuts on a car like that, do you also think locking wheel nuts would stop who ever wanted the 10k+ alloys stealing them?


I haven't looked properly but I don't think my Dads has locking wheel nuts either.
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in the reflection of the aston, is that a ferrari
CorsAsh
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It's in the background of the first photo, seems to be an F430.

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