My RS was stolen this weekend
#78
Maz,
This makes me absolutely sick. I was hoping that you still had the GT3 RS in March. I was going to make contact with you and purchase the car. Yours was the only one that I was interested in. I just told my wife and she was completely shocked and disappointed. Thanks for your pms on the car, and I apologize that I couldn't purchase the car earlier (for both of us).
Hope everything works out for you.
Mark
This makes me absolutely sick. I was hoping that you still had the GT3 RS in March. I was going to make contact with you and purchase the car. Yours was the only one that I was interested in. I just told my wife and she was completely shocked and disappointed. Thanks for your pms on the car, and I apologize that I couldn't purchase the car earlier (for both of us).
Hope everything works out for you.
Mark
#80
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Can't explain how much this sucks. Its just kind of settled in. I know they're only cars, but its just such a pain in the ***. Insurance is already proving to be a nightmare, and I wish I had been more savvy about stated values, etc.
Just had extensive alarm work done today, and we tightened up the security like crazy. We shouldn't have to do this, but we won't be having visitors anytime soon. Someone clearly scoped out the building inside and out, cars, etc. It was totally setup.
I can't recommend more, watch your security situation, and get your insurance in line. I'm probably about to take a huge hit because I hadn't done so. On top of losing my cars, this is going to cost a lot. Kind of makes you lose faith in your judgement of personalities. It was clearly someone with access to us.
To make matters worse, its pretty clear the police don't care a bit. My cars are probably in pieces or out of the country, so they're gone.
However, the ability to move cars overseas, and sell illegal and rare parts is does not belong to the common car thief. Someone with experience and connections to countries where they don't care about VINs. These guys will go after more cars like mine. So keep yours under lock and key.
Just had extensive alarm work done today, and we tightened up the security like crazy. We shouldn't have to do this, but we won't be having visitors anytime soon. Someone clearly scoped out the building inside and out, cars, etc. It was totally setup.
I can't recommend more, watch your security situation, and get your insurance in line. I'm probably about to take a huge hit because I hadn't done so. On top of losing my cars, this is going to cost a lot. Kind of makes you lose faith in your judgement of personalities. It was clearly someone with access to us.
To make matters worse, its pretty clear the police don't care a bit. My cars are probably in pieces or out of the country, so they're gone.
However, the ability to move cars overseas, and sell illegal and rare parts is does not belong to the common car thief. Someone with experience and connections to countries where they don't care about VINs. These guys will go after more cars like mine. So keep yours under lock and key.
#81
Can't explain how much this sucks. Its just kind of settled in. I know they're only cars, but its just such a pain in the ***. Insurance is already proving to be a nightmare, and I wish I had been more savvy about stated values, etc.
Just had extensive alarm work done today, and we tightened up the security like crazy. We shouldn't have to do this, but we won't be having visitors anytime soon. Someone clearly scoped out the building inside and out, cars, etc. It was totally setup.
I can't recommend more, watch your security situation, and get your insurance in line. I'm probably about to take a huge hit because I hadn't done so. On top of losing my cars, this is going to cost a lot. Kind of makes you lose faith in your judgement of personalities. It was clearly someone with access to us.
To make matters worse, its pretty clear the police don't care a bit. My cars are probably in pieces or out of the country, so they're gone.
However, the ability to move cars overseas, and sell illegal and rare parts is does not belong to the common car thief. Someone with experience and connections to countries where they don't care about VINs. These guys will go after more cars like mine. So keep yours under lock and key.
Just had extensive alarm work done today, and we tightened up the security like crazy. We shouldn't have to do this, but we won't be having visitors anytime soon. Someone clearly scoped out the building inside and out, cars, etc. It was totally setup.
I can't recommend more, watch your security situation, and get your insurance in line. I'm probably about to take a huge hit because I hadn't done so. On top of losing my cars, this is going to cost a lot. Kind of makes you lose faith in your judgement of personalities. It was clearly someone with access to us.
To make matters worse, its pretty clear the police don't care a bit. My cars are probably in pieces or out of the country, so they're gone.
However, the ability to move cars overseas, and sell illegal and rare parts is does not belong to the common car thief. Someone with experience and connections to countries where they don't care about VINs. These guys will go after more cars like mine. So keep yours under lock and key.
Not really much to be said in terms of any silver linings or whatnot. Hand in there, and hope you manage alright.
#82
So sorry to hear of this. I hope things work out well in the end.
I too was very interested in your beautiful RS. I was hoping to have my gt3 sold to get your RS.
Again, I wish you the best with some kind of satisfactory outcome.
I too was very interested in your beautiful RS. I was hoping to have my gt3 sold to get your RS.
Again, I wish you the best with some kind of satisfactory outcome.
#83
I sorry to hear of this... Reminded me of a stolen Phantom in London.. Where the owner saw it driving around London after a few days it has been stolen with Europoean driving plates....
#84
Three Wheelin'
sorry to hear that. really sucks to be in the situation...
not surprised by not much help from the cops, but with the rarity of these cars, how do the scumbags expect to get away with it?!
not surprised by not much help from the cops, but with the rarity of these cars, how do the scumbags expect to get away with it?!