Someone stole my dads Corvette!

youngvr4 · #1 11-23-2004, 09:56 AM

sons a bitches have been plotten my house for some time now obviously

my dad gets up every morning and does the same routine

takes a shower gets dressed makes coffe, goes out to warm up the car, comes back in to get the coffee and goes right back out, not even 2 minutes.

someone had it planned and new that my dad leaves at 4:00 am every morning.

what makes me more angry is that the sob has the keys to our house now, and has been watching our house and movements for who knows how long. these fucks study were i sleep.

some kids live about 4 blocks away from here and i always see some wrx
with exhaust and a bunch of ricey civics and there always at this house down the way.
i decide to go look and at 5:00am there inside garage light was on. you can look down and see that the light is on in the garage

i don't know maybe i'm just to pissed, but whoever did this has balls.

Amish_kid · #2 11-23-2004, 09:58 AM

Man get a gun, vigalante justice is the only thing you can do right now, fuck the Police.

youngvr4 · #3 11-23-2004, 09:59 AM

i already have a gun and so does my mom and so does my dad

xXxRocker5150 · #4 11-23-2004, 10:11 AM

Man, I'm really sorry to hear about that, you think the ricer's would keep the vette ne where near you??? if you have time r u gonna' check their moves too, I wanna know what happens man and I hope u get ur dad's vette back to, good luck.

Neutrino · #5 11-23-2004, 10:12 AM

man sorry to heard that, I hate scumbags like that. Make sure you change all the locks in your house and maybe even get some top of the line monitored alarm system. Also involve the police. A hidden camera might also help.

About vigilante justice, seriouslly don't unless your life is on the line. You would be surprised how many rights even scumbags like thieves have and you might end up in jail. Plus remember thieves have guns also so you having a gun is no gurantee you'll win a confrontation, I know it is frustrating and you want those animals punished but its not worth risking your life for property, just let insurance deal with it.

youngvr4 · #6 11-23-2004, 10:19 AM

yeh i wouldn't take matters into my own hands. but we called the police as soon as it happend

imagine walking to your car, turning it on go inside the house to get your coat come back out and your dang vette is gone, its like wtf?

i need an alarm asap, i'm wondering if he will try and steal mine next

10sec-Hopeful · #7 11-23-2004, 10:22 AM

I say, ya step number one is getting ahold of the police...but perhaps you could do a little vigilante justice. Do the same thing with your car for like a month, with the garage door open, but have you, your dad, and maybe some buddies set up a little sting operation. Just do it for awhile, and maybe it will entice these thieves....wait for them to do it again...and whoop their asses. I'm not saying it will work, but hell, it has a shot....and you are missing a damn Vette.

Neutrino · #8 11-23-2004, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by youngvr4

yeh i wouldn't take matters into my own hands. but we called the police as soon as it happend

imagine walking to your car, turning it on go inside the house to get your coat come back out and your dang vette is gone, its like wtf?

i need an alarm asap, i'm wondering if he will try and steal mine next

try getting a viper alarm ,from what i understand they are suposed to be the best, plus some of their higher end stuff comes with a 3000 USD gurantee if they steal your car on top of the insurance payback.

And if you really want to catch those guys get a gps traking unit installed and the moment they steal your car they'll have the cops on them in no time.

clawhammer · #9 11-23-2004, 10:36 AM

Did he have insurance?

Hypsi87 · #10 11-23-2004, 11:17 AM

I had that done to my Buick when I lived at my first apt. Luckey for me, my 70 year old neigbhor lady was getting ready for some church activity at 5:00 AM and saw five guys all huddled around my car. Then she said they got in and it took them about 4 min to get it to fire up, she grabbed her phone and went outside yelling at them that she was going to call the cops. She said all five of them took off running and piled into this jenky little car.

I know they where after the car because I had my buddies digital camcorder in the car, all my CD's, both of my guitars... They did not even touch any of that stuff. I was luckey.

s-15racer · #11 11-23-2004, 11:22 AM

That sucks i hope you get it back!

clawhammer · #12 11-23-2004, 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Hypsi87

I had that done to my Buick when I lived at my first apt. Luckey for me, my 70 year old neigbhor lady was getting ready for some church activity at 5:00 AM and saw five guys all huddled around my car. Then she said they got in and it took them about 4 min to get it to fire up, she grabbed her phone and went outside yelling at them that she was going to call the cops. She said all five of them took off running and piled into this jenky little car.

I know they where after the car because I had my buddies digital camcorder in the car, all my CD's, both of my guitars... They did not even touch any of that stuff. I was luckey.

Yeah dude, you're very lucky.

TypeS · #13 11-23-2004, 11:59 AM

I hate stealing fockers! If it makes you feel better read this.

From a UK newspaper called The SUN.

"THIEVES took only 20 minutes to steal the world’s best-protected car.

The £540,000 Mercedes 600 is built to withstand bombs and grenades and has bullet-proof glass and thick steel armour.

It can be driven even when the tyres are flat.

But thieves, believed to work for the Russian mafia, stole the motor from a street in the German city of Stuttgart.

Police say they blocked electronics linking it to a tracking satellite and put it on a lorry.

The limo was used by Jürgen Schrempp, 60, boss of car giant DaimlerChrysler. It was nicked when he left it locked for a business meeting."

fcdriver · #14 11-23-2004, 12:08 PM

Hate that for your dad, hope he manages to get it back.
This is why I like automatic starters that allows you to start your car without having the key in to let it warm up, only goes when you put the key in and keeps jerks from stealing cars on cold nights or mornings. Well makes it harder from them.

97Tsi · #15 11-23-2004, 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by 10sec-Hopeful

I say, ya step number one is getting ahold of the police...but perhaps you could do a little vigilante justice. Do the same thing with your car for like a month, with the garage door open, but have you, your dad, and maybe some buddies set up a little sting operation. Just do it for awhile, and maybe it will entice these thieves....wait for them to do it again...and whoop their asses. I'm not saying it will work, but hell, it has a shot....and you are missing a damn Vette.

That sounds like a good plan and all, but like Neutrino said, they may have weapons, potentially guns with them. So when you jump out to stop the guys, they fire away and then it's kinda like aliens vs predator for him: "no matter who wins, we lose"

Sorry to hear about the car, vr4. But you can always look on the bright side of things, a vette isn't the hardest car out there to track down. Best of luck with everything.

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