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alex130

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• Sep 20, 2011

• #1

please will every body keep an eye out for a metallic green 94 discovery neo at the end of the reg from keighley west yorkshire stolen this morning

 

Big Stu 12

Well-Known Member

• Sep 20, 2011

• #2

Sorry to hear it mate, W**KERS need stringing up, stick a pick up mate or is it a standard.

 

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alex130

New Member

• Sep 20, 2011

• #3

thanks it will probably be in bits now sold as parts it was my baby lol theres alot getting stolen at the moment

 

ratty

I'm not special I'm limited edition

• Sep 20, 2011

• #4

Did you have any extra security fitted when it was stolen?

Get some pics up so people know what they're looking out for.

 

*minty*

Well-Known Member

• Sep 20, 2011

• #5

Post this on the landywatch website... link in me siggy :nospamhere:

 

Steve2a

Active Member

• Sep 20, 2011

• #6

starting to worry me this, seems more and more discos are being stolen.

part of the reason I chose a disco over a defender was the theft problem.

 

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Mikemols

New Member

• Sep 20, 2011

• #7

alex130 said:

please will every body keep an eye out for a metallic green 94 discovery neo at the end of the reg from keighley west yorkshire stolen this morning

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Really sorry to hear, was probably the same bast**ds who took ours at the weekend. Will keep watch as we search for ours.

 

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alex130

New Member

• Sep 29, 2011

• #8

good news my land rover has turned up bit of damage but nothing much

 

blue beasty

Leaks an prone to bits dropping off

• Sep 29, 2011

• #9

good news indeed

Where was it and were the bastids nicked?

 

ratty

I'm not special I'm limited edition

• Sep 29, 2011

• #10

alex130 said:

good news my land rover has turned up bit of damage but nothing much

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That's great news. Where was it found and what sort have damage has it sustained?

 

RichM

Well-Known Member

• Sep 30, 2011

• #11

This is why you should always park it with the transfer box in neutral. Most thieves are too thick to realise what to do and give up.

 

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davety

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• Oct 1, 2011

• #12

That's a good idea ...... haven't heard of that one before. Might as you say, confuse at least.

 

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alex130

New Member

• Oct 1, 2011

• #13

it needs a steering wheel,front bumper,carpets because they spiled diesel all over and bits of trim and my roof rack and police didnt even have a look at the car i wasnt happy

 

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biolandy

Well-Known Member

• Oct 2, 2011

• #14

Glad you got it back -shame about the damage-police response is a disgrace

 

Stay Frosty

New Member

• Oct 2, 2011

• #15

alex130 said:

it needs a steering wheel,front bumper,carpets because they spiled diesel all over and bits of trim and my roof rack and police didnt even have a look at the car i wasnt happy

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What reason did they give?

 

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alex130

New Member

• Oct 3, 2011

• #16

nothing at all they dont do enething if you dont keep chasing them its a joke:frusty:

 

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• Oct 4, 2011

• #17

RichM said:

This is why you should always park it with the transfer box in neutral. Most thieves are too thick to realise what to do and give up.

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I've found removing the rear axle is a bloody good deterrant at present...

I still wouldn't be suprised to see it being driven off with the back end on the ground though, criminals will take anything!

 

The Mad Hat Man

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• Oct 4, 2011

• #18

dont know of much that will stop a HIAB

 

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The Mad Hat Man said:

dont know of much that will stop a HIAB

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Parking it on a drive way inbetween two houses with under a meter walk way passed it?

I'm assuming hiabs would struggle to lift it length ways rather than width weighs - but - parking a second car on the drive way + having a narrow drive way also helps