Stolen 993 c2s Los Angeles
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So I woke up this morning to the sound of an air cooled engine roaring out of my driveway. I posting this so hopefully forum members can keep a look out if they see this car come up anywhere.
1998 c2S Metallic Black
Stolen from a residential area near. Brentwood Los Angeles
Here's my excited first post when I bought her.
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...me-98-c2s.html
Vin #. WP0AA2993WS320604
Thanks for any help
Sean
1998 c2S Metallic Black
Stolen from a residential area near. Brentwood Los Angeles
Here's my excited first post when I bought her.
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...me-98-c2s.html
Vin #. WP0AA2993WS320604
Thanks for any help
Sean
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Bummer ... hope she is recovered!
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Wow, that's just awful.
As my 993 C4S is my only car, and my girlfriend, whose condo I frequent regularly, also lives in Brentwood, this has me concerned.
Although I can see how someone could tow these cars onto a flatbed and drive them away, I always have a hard time understanding how they can get in, disable the Immobilizer and start them and drive away, as in your case.
Anyway, I'm very sorry for your loss of such a fantastic 993. I can only hope it's recovered quickly and safely.
Good luck
As my 993 C4S is my only car, and my girlfriend, whose condo I frequent regularly, also lives in Brentwood, this has me concerned.
Although I can see how someone could tow these cars onto a flatbed and drive them away, I always have a hard time understanding how they can get in, disable the Immobilizer and start them and drive away, as in your case.
Anyway, I'm very sorry for your loss of such a fantastic 993. I can only hope it's recovered quickly and safely.
Good luck
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Man,,, so sorry to hear this.
The unfortunate circumstances such as yours crosses my mind lately .... although my coupe is largely in the garage when not running.
Dude, all the very best getting a replacement or the coupe itself.
The unfortunate circumstances such as yours crosses my mind lately .... although my coupe is largely in the garage when not running.
Dude, all the very best getting a replacement or the coupe itself.
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Regarding the OP's comment that he heard the noise of his engine, I wonder why he didn't hear the alarm first.
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[QUOTE=goofballdeluxe;11375227]Wow, that's just awful.
Although I can see how someone could tow these cars onto a flatbed and drive them away, I always have a hard time understanding how they can get in, disable the Immobilizer and start them and drive away, as in your case.
Very sorry to see your post, that is one beautiful 993. I have to agree with Goofball, how in the hell do they disable the immobilizer and get it started? I hope one of the members can chime in and explain how this is done and what mechanical skill level one would have to have to do this. I don't think many rennlisters could even do this let alone in the dark at 2 am. I hope you get your car back, it is just sickening.
Although I can see how someone could tow these cars onto a flatbed and drive them away, I always have a hard time understanding how they can get in, disable the Immobilizer and start them and drive away, as in your case.
Very sorry to see your post, that is one beautiful 993. I have to agree with Goofball, how in the hell do they disable the immobilizer and get it started? I hope one of the members can chime in and explain how this is done and what mechanical skill level one would have to have to do this. I don't think many rennlisters could even do this let alone in the dark at 2 am. I hope you get your car back, it is just sickening.