yeah o.k., why would she store a pearl necklace in the car? oh and the
camera, the insurance company will love that one, and don't forget the
laptop while your at it!
oh, hope she has house insurance because they aren't going to pay for stuff
that's not bolted to the car!
also, a stripped car is worth 2-3x what the whole car is worth, and just
think about all those deals you see on ebay, and all those rice burners,
that's the market for stolen parts my friend!
-- Punch ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1998 Dakota CC V6, Deep Amethyst, K&N Homebrew Intake, Gutter Guard Grills, Dynomax Cat Back Exhaust, Jet stage 2 BFG A/T KO 235/75/15, Autolite 3923's. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *In the near future: Billet TB, 180Dg. Thermo, energy suspension bushings, Hotchkis sway bars, AirRaid intake, Leer Cap, Spray in bedliner, MTX Thunderforms. ""William H. Hiatt III"" <william@hiatt.net> wrote in message news:001e01c1981b$c7ba7870$c700a8c0@hiatt.net... > Well... I got a call from my girlfriend at about 1PM today... She was > histerical. Apparantly, somebody had stolen her car last night. It was a > 1998 Honda Civic LX. If anyone is familiar with the Cal State Fullerton > area, it was stolen right out of the parking structure! These guys > must've had a little know how of what they were doing. There was an > alarm on the thing (I know, they really don't do anything), and there > was no glass in the parking stall. Also, I don't know enough about > Hondas, but my guess is that they just hotwired the thing and drove it > to some warehouse/house/garage and stripped it. What are people > thinking? I mean what kind of person goes out, and steals a car. > Unforunately, my girlfriend had a pearl necklace that had sentimental > value from her grandmother in the car, as well as some clothes/shoes > (You know how women are about that!), and a camera she had just gotten. > It just pisses me off that somebody can do something like this! My guess > is that it's already been stripped for parts and is sitting in some > alley somehwere. > > Also, does anybody know of the best place to get Hondas? While it took > awhile for that thing to get up to speed, it was a great car. I actually > enjoyed it, as it was a nice change from the Dakota. > > So, I would just like to remind everybody here that you never think it > will happen until it happens to you. Please take out your personal > belongings from your vehicle(s) when you're parking it. Also, be careful > when you park. > > Just my .02, and I apologize for the off topic post > > william >
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