"Michael Maskalans" <dml@tepidcola.com> wrote in message
>
> Yup, that's about the nicest thing you can say about them.... I'm
> surprised they managed not to damage your dash without being able to
> move the shifter out of the way, so I'd call that another point of good
> luck. Also nice that they left your backpack, I'm sure it would be
> doubly annoying to loose whatever papers and textbooks are in there.
> Makes it seem like a case of "stupid thief" to me (is there any other
> kind? no... just some more thorough than others I guess), depending on
> the textbooks you could fence them for way more than a radio, and with
> fewer questions I'd assume. I'm glad they left the good stuff in back
> too. would suck doubly to have lost the amps and sub too.
Yeah, it's really nice that they left my backpack. I'd cry if I had to buy
new books and stuff. I've got 2 math classes this term, Calc II and solid
statics, so I'm not sure how valuable the books would have been to anyone
but another college student. As far as the sub/amp goes, that would be a
disaster to lose them. Alltogether not counting the month I played with
enclosure sizes/shapes I'd be out about 1200 for just the sub and its amp,
the interior amp would be another 500 or so.
> Also, a bit of good news for you: you'll find broken glass in your
> truck until you sell it. I still do and I was broken into like 4 years
> ago now....
That's what I've heard. Hopefully I won't cut myself on it anytime soon.
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