2001 PY #284 stolen, another statistic.....:sad:
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2001 PY #284 stolen, another statistic.....:sad:
Not mine. Correction : #284
One of the ITR member on the Tri-State R-Speed mailing list.
I don't believe he ever attend any of the club meeting, so I don't know him personally.
Here is what he wrote in the mail:
"MY ******* CAR WAS ******* STOLE TODAY, THOUGHT YOU GUYS WOULD LIKE TO KNOW.................FORMER OWNER OF A 2001 YELLOW INTEGRA
TYPER........ NO LIE, IM CRYING MY *** OFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "
Sounds very desperated.
Details soon.
Happen in the Tri-State area, please be on a look out.
[Modified by nEoMuGen, 11:30 PM 9/24/2002]
One of the ITR member on the Tri-State R-Speed mailing list.
I don't believe he ever attend any of the club meeting, so I don't know him personally.
Here is what he wrote in the mail:
"MY ******* CAR WAS ******* STOLE TODAY, THOUGHT YOU GUYS WOULD LIKE TO KNOW.................FORMER OWNER OF A 2001 YELLOW INTEGRA
TYPER........ NO LIE, IM CRYING MY *** OFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "
Sounds very desperated.
Details soon.
Happen in the Tri-State area, please be on a look out.
[Modified by nEoMuGen, 11:30 PM 9/24/2002]
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Re: 2001 PY #248 stolen, another statistic.....:sad: (davidnyc)
Everyone knows that ITRs are a rare breed, and still people don't invest in protecting their car to the fullest extent. 
Stop spending $1500 on rims and start investing in better prevention alternatives.
Stop spending $1500 on rims and start investing in better prevention alternatives.
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Re: 2001 PY #248 stolen, another statistic.....:sad: (BeanRacer)
Everyone knows that ITRs are a rare breed, and still people don't invest in protecting their car to the fullest extent.
Stop spending $1500 on rims and start investing in better prevention alternatives.
Stop spending $1500 on rims and start investing in better prevention alternatives.
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Re: 2001 PY #248 stolen, another statistic.....:sad: (BeanRacer)
Everyone knows that ITRs are a rare breed, and still people don't invest in protecting their car to the fullest extent.
Stop spending $1500 on rims and start investing in better prevention alternatives.
Stop spending $1500 on rims and start investing in better prevention alternatives.
Some ppl just like to say things even they don't know anything about it
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Re: 2001 PY #248 stolen, another statistic.....:sad: (WhosITR)
Everyone knows that ITRs are a rare breed, and still people don't invest in protecting their car to the fullest extent.
Stop spending $1500 on rims and start investing in better prevention alternatives.
How do you know the owner did not try his best to protect his car
Some ppl just like to say things even they don't know anything about it
Stop spending $1500 on rims and start investing in better prevention alternatives.
How do you know the owner did not try his best to protect his car
Some ppl just like to say things even they don't know anything about it
If the owner did the his or her best, the car would not have been stolen. Yes, if banks can be robbed, so can cars. But I invested X amount of dollars on my security and I drive a desirable car to thieves and still, I am the owner. I live in one of the ghettoest areas of NJ. If thieves take my car they deserve it but I will tell you one thing, they will not be able to find where my Lo-Jack is hidden
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Re: 2001 PY #248 stolen, another statistic.....:sad: (BeanRacer)
If the owner did the his or her best, the car would not have been stolen. Yes, if banks can be robbed, so can cars. But I invested X amount of dollars on my security and I drive a desirable car to thieves and still, I am the owner. I live in one of the ghettoest areas of NJ. If thieves take my car they deserve it but I will tell you one thing, they will not be able to find where my Lo-Jack is hidden
Stop preaching otherwise.
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Re: 2001 PY #248 stolen, another statistic.....:sad: (BeanRacer)
The car was locked behind two steel gates. It was a tow-away.
People: Here is the update:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=289501
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People: Here is the update:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=289501
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Re: 2001 PY #248 stolen, another statistic.....:sad: (Smitdog)
u know i say this alot butthank god i live in a nice mild part of florida where i dont have to worry about a**holes like that for the most part...theworst u hear of around here used to be someone gettin thier wheels stolen but even that has calmed down to almost never now...thank god for suburbia
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