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Stolen Car

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please help our 1990 corolla wagon AE95 has been stolen from the drive way last night in the beverly hills nsw area some time between last night 16th oct and this morning 17th.

 

the rego is AOG-53A its very stock and has chrome hub caps

it really sucks its not even insured for theft.

if any one sees it please either call the cops and report it as it has been reported stolen or email me through here

cheers,

Nathan

my god they must have been desperate.

 

that sucks mate, all the best in getting it back

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the car was found completely undamaged about 3 suburbs away last night only the valuable stuff in the car was taken.

thats bullshit mate .. hope they didnt get to much off it .. makes ke sick >:(

No matter what, my car has a decent car alarm fitted.

 

I think a lot of you guys with these older cars should get a 3-stage immobiliser fitted at least to stop this type of thing happening.

 

You're lucky you got it back in one piece and it wasnt torched.

 

The best type of insurance for someone who can't afford insurance is an immobiliser, up from that, a full alarm system with tilt-sensor, glass break sensor and microwave sensor.

 

Even a flashing light will deter most thieves from even contemplating opening the door or smashing a window as they don't know whats fitted to the car to begin with.

ye, that will stop a small timer but if they really want the car that won't stop them they would just tow it or just don't care about it, are there any alarms too that will keep going even if the battery is disconnected?

are there any alarms too that will keep going even if the battery is disconnected?

Yes there are, you can also get alarms that send an alert to your key chain that vibrates and rings like a mobile phone. Very handy bit of gear.

ye, that will stop a small timer but if they really want the car that won't stop them they would just tow it or just don't care about it, are there any alarms too that will keep going even if the battery is disconnected?

 

All insurance approved alarm need to be black wired, 3 point imobilser and battery back up(siren operates even when batt disconnected). Raven's car with glass break and tilt sensors will cause the alarm to go stupid if they try to put it on a tilt tray etc. My mates did even when someone tried to steal it tilt tray to tilt tray. But still not sure if it was that scared them off, the alarm or the 20+ guys that came running out of the house when it went off.lol.

 

Good to hear you got the car back.

 

Stu.

Any KE1X can be stolen with 1 paper clipa nd a steel ruller thats from door unlocked to car running in minutes.

 

So if Iever drive my KE15 anywhere I pull rotor button out the dizzy. Wont start then if they keep trying the flood it. Wont stop them towing it but a "broken down" car isnt tempting to most theifs also..

 

Cameron

my car is fitted with an alarm that has 'microwave sensors'

 

so as soon as someone touches the car it goes off.. also goes off when windows get smashed.. wish i had that set the night 5 of my windows got smashed.. wouldnt have stopped them from being smashed but i woulda been outside chasing the little pricks down for the floggin of their lives.

the microwave one gets pretty annoying but, thats why i had it turned off.. even when a car with a deep note drove past her the alarm would go off.

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