My SS...R.I.P Stolen and totaled (pics)
01-24-2005, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Unforgiven1
Holy ****!!! You know how I felt about your car man. I can't believe someone could be so stupid. Judging by your paint you'd put some time into that thing and you can definitely tell you cared for it. I'm seriously shocked and pissed about this for you. Best wishes with your next one and sorry that beautiful specimen had to go out like that. Brings a tear to my eye...
Best regards,
Justin
P.S. Anyway, you look at it you shouldn't feel that you had done anything wrong. the windows were rolled down...so what! That guy was out of line and had no right, he deserves to burn. It's one thing to steal a honda civic. It's a complete and totally different thing to steal and completely demolish such a cherry of a vehicle.
Best regards,
Justin
P.S. Anyway, you look at it you shouldn't feel that you had done anything wrong. the windows were rolled down...so what! That guy was out of line and had no right, he deserves to burn. It's one thing to steal a honda civic. It's a complete and totally different thing to steal and completely demolish such a cherry of a vehicle.
01-24-2005, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by amit
as for the being hard to steal part.. the ignirion key has a small resistor on it.. so how was the vehicle started?
Interested in " how " it was started as well....
Sorry for your loss....I was a beautiful car !....
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01-24-2005, 06:01 PM
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dont get a cobra. the only stang i would own would be a 04 Roush Stage 3 440A. it was one of the most beautiful cars ive ever seen..besides an fbody. and i almost bought it..but i couldnt afford 50k . i was awesome. but i would take a 30th ta over it or an anniv ss too
. i was awesome. but i would take a 30th ta over it or an anniv ss too
01-24-2005, 06:02 PM
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screw a ford. sorry for your loss. i think in cry if that was mine, and then id track down the POS and get arrested myself. hope your able to replace it with something close, hell, maybe even a vette
01-24-2005, 06:03 PM
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I'd take a serious interest in seeing this turd die a slow, painful, and bloody death. Car theives make me violent. Think of it as a little chlorine for the gene pool.
I shot one January 17, 1988.
I wasn't shooting to kill (Mini-14 rifle), and he survived. But, finally, someone was held accountable and did NOT get away with it. I'd had that car (1983 Z28) already stolen once before....and I worked my *** off for that car, my first new one.
I shot one January 17, 1988.
I wasn't shooting to kill (Mini-14 rifle), and he survived. But, finally, someone was held accountable and did NOT get away with it. I'd had that car (1983 Z28) already stolen once before....and I worked my *** off for that car, my first new one.
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01-24-2005, 06:04 PM
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that's just HORRIBLE
so sorry man, I'd be just beside myself if my car ended up like that. guess that's why I NEVER get where i can't see the car at all times when I have it out and the windows are always up and car is locked, no exceptions.
man, really sorry dude
so sorry man, I'd be just beside myself if my car ended up like that. guess that's why I NEVER get where i can't see the car at all times when I have it out and the windows are always up and car is locked, no exceptions.
man, really sorry dude
01-24-2005, 06:08 PM
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Man I'm sorry, I know how it feels to have a car you love destoryed by someone stupid. I was rearended by a drunk in my '69 SS last summer, but... Thats why I have the car I have now. Just remember that everything happens for a reason, hard to believe but true. God could have been saving you from something on your way home from work. It took my a long time to accept that.
01-24-2005, 06:22 PM
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well take comfort in knowing he wont go to jail because the normal nice guy who got caught going 85 the other day on the freeway will probably be taking his jail cell. Oh yeah, plus the state won't make any money by throwing him in jail. I know it sucks, sorry to hear that man. Just remember, justice will eventually be served.........in this life or the next....... 
01-24-2005, 08:01 PM
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And I was feeling pissed about the door ding I got on my '02 this weekend. This is really sad news, and I'll be honest as well and say that its too bad the dude didn't get killed. If he had done that to my car and I arrived on the scene, I'd probably have attempted to finish him off. Crime of passion right? 
Hope your insurance company takes care of you.
BTW, a friend of mine had his convertible '02 35th SS LE stolen about 2 weeks ago from the Harrah's Casino parking lot in New Orleans. He bought the car only 10 days before it was stolen. I guess they aren't too hard to steal.
Hope your insurance company takes care of you.
BTW, a friend of mine had his convertible '02 35th SS LE stolen about 2 weeks ago from the Harrah's Casino parking lot in New Orleans. He bought the car only 10 days before it was stolen. I guess they aren't too hard to steal.
01-24-2005, 08:49 PM
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I'm no lawyer, but you should push your insurance company hard for the full value of the car. They'll be more willing to pay out the full value because the money they pay you will be the same amount they sue the guy for. Hopefully they can garnish his wages (if he has any) or something of the like, because the type of person who jacks your car isn't going to be easy to collect from.
Edit: Oh yeah, and just maybe the near-death experience will straighten the guy out. Hopefully.
Edit: Oh yeah, and just maybe the near-death experience will straighten the guy out. Hopefully.
01-24-2005, 09:08 PM
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So sorry to hear about your loss. People that do things like this and make it out of the car just fry me. I can't say I know exactly how you feel but I did have a slight taste of the experience a few months ago thanks to my roommate. I'd parked my car at our fraternity house, the same fraternity my roommate was pledging. About an hour goes by and one of my brother's finds me in one of the local bars next door and tells me my car was gone. First thing I though was it had been towed but after talking to the towing company I found that it hadn't been. I was so furious that I just wanted to beat the crap out of whoever had taken my car.
So I called the cops to report it and must have smoked an entire pack of cigarettes in the time it took for them to get there. After filing the report and having the sickest feeling in the pit of my stomach that I was never gonna see my baby again my roommate showed up. He proceeds to tell me that he figured I'd want my car the next day and hadn't gotten my spare key off the board in our apartment and took it back home for me. I could have beat the crap out of him right than and there but was just so happy to know it was home and safe that we went back to the bar and I bought him a beer
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Best of luck with the outcome on this.
So I called the cops to report it and must have smoked an entire pack of cigarettes in the time it took for them to get there. After filing the report and having the sickest feeling in the pit of my stomach that I was never gonna see my baby again my roommate showed up. He proceeds to tell me that he figured I'd want my car the next day and hadn't gotten my spare key off the board in our apartment and took it back home for me. I could have beat the crap out of him right than and there but was just so happy to know it was home and safe that we went back to the bar and I bought him a beer . Best of luck with the outcome on this.
01-24-2005, 10:37 PM
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That totally makes me wanna put my top up everytime I leave my car for a few mins. Guess its time to get a good alarm. Sorry to see that your baby is gone but look at it like this, it can be replaced and you can put your time, sweat and tears into another beautiful car.
01-25-2005, 12:12 AM
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Sorry for your loss
Originally Posted by burnout04
well take comfort in knowing he wont go to jail because the normal nice guy who got caught going 85 the other day on the freeway will probably be taking his jail cell. Oh yeah, plus the state won't make any money by throwing him in jail. I know it sucks, sorry to hear that man. Just remember, justice will eventually be served.........in this life or the next.......