I got up at 4 AM Sunday, looked out the window and there was my Fiero
- gone. It was parked between two cars in my driveway. Must have
taken some manouvering to get it out over my neighbours lawn. This
is the 3rd car stolen from me in 2 yrs and I'm getting a bit paranoid.
I bought this car in California, low miles and needing attention.
Never been winter driven and no rust anywhere. I did all the engine,
suspension, electrical, and interior work, now all for nothing. I
was setting up for repainting in few weeks but that's not likely to
happen.
Times like this I wished I lived in the US so I could own a gun and
shoot the bastards.
Pete (possibly looking for a replacement car)
Mr Potatohead - 19 Sep 2006 04:21 GMT
> I got up at 4 AM Sunday, looked out the window and there was my Fiero
> - gone. It was parked between two cars in my driveway. Must have
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> Pete (possibly looking for a replacement car)
After a recent trip to Canada, it seems to me you're
better off losing a car every now and then. But
losing three cars is a bit much. I can't GIVE the
things away and they steal yours. You never had
leads on any of them? Sounds like you need Lojack
and a tire iron.
Good luck getting it back, Pete. Sorry about your
losing it as I know what it is when you put so much
into them.
John Craker - 19 Sep 2006 05:21 GMT
Whoa - that sucks big time!!!
Where are you located???
>I got up at 4 AM Sunday, looked out the window and there was my Fiero
> - gone. It was parked between two cars in my driveway. Must have
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> Pete (possibly looking for a replacement car)
cselby@mts.net - 19 Sep 2006 06:29 GMT
>Whoa - that sucks big time!!!
>
>Where are you located???
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada the car theft capital of the world. The
last car that got swiped was by a kid who had more than a hundred cars
under his belt. He gets sent right home and apparently (at least
once) went out again after being caught that day and swiped another
car. It's a game. These underaged thiefs know the rules and what
they can get away with.
I'm guessing my car will be stripped at a chopshop. The work required
to get at my car compared to easier cars to take, makes me think I'll
never see it again. At best it'll be totaly trashed.
Pete