Not really an exciting or technical post but I really don’t know what to do at this point. The obvious legal steps have already been taken care of. I was pretty certain that all my solenoid activated entry points were security enough. Battery backup alarm with battery backup sirens and a remote activated hood lock didn’t seem to slow this particular garbage down very much. Just thought I would post.

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Modified by Dielectrics at 7:50 PM 4/28/2005

 

sucks dude... so many stolen civics on here lately, its unbeleivable. hope you find it in one peice, or at least your motor...

 

sucks bro
u had a nice car.. did u have the deadbolt solenoids ?
they mustve known it was boosted

 

The car wasn’t boosted yet, although the greddy manifold and cast portion of the down pipe were in the trunk. Both pieces were port matched.
The SOBs got into the trunk, they destroyed the trunk latch, as it was locked, and left the trim pieces in the bushes.
I doubt it will be recovered, let alone in one piece.

 

A lot of these threads seem to pop up at the same time..

Sorry for the loose, fukin theives

 

Can't take our cars anywhere......die thieves

 

OMFG ... i'm so sick of these low lives coming around and stealing everyones car ... your atleast the 5th i know of just this week ... WTF , these guys need to get a job and get there on shiat .

 

damn man sorry to hear bout your car. its sad to see civics being stolen left and right, especially a teal one.

 

Damn bro...that sux. I've had to pick up some tricks of the trade when it comes to gaurding the car from theives. Number one thing to do is get an apartment with a personal garage!!!!

 

UCD alumnus huh?

sorry to hear about this.

goodluck.

 

Not to steal a thread but, I was wondering does anyone know of any civics getting stolen near the Virginia Beach area? I'm going out that way to visit my sister and wondering whether to drive the civic or just leave it at home. Definately would be severly pissed if it came up stolen.

 

 

damn them car theives, bastards!

 

sorry to hear that your coupe is gone. i know how you feel, i had my 94 ex stolen 3 years ago in front my high school when i first bought it. i had just put tints, an alarm, and a nice set of enkei rims on it. it broke my heart when i went outside and didn't find it at the spot i parked it at. it really does suck when you work for sooo long at minimum wage and finally get something nice for yourself, all that hard work just goes down the drain. but when the police found my car it was behind a church in the slums, w/ just my rims and my cassete cd player missing and a few broken studs. best of luck to you bro, i feel your pain, hope everything turns out well.