2000jdmciv

So heres the deal i had a 2000 civic which got stolen a months ago it was a 1 owner with 60,000 miles. Cleanest ****ing car.

Anyways i bought another car a 2000 civic si which was one owner.

It got ****ing stolen this monring.

I drove it for less than 1000 miles and now it's gone.

I just went through this **** the other month.


The car was on alvarado road san diego ca becuase my dumb *** apartments were re doing the parking lot

It's a tottally stoc si with the si wheels.

The car is blue without a spoiler.


The plate # is 4LVY907


If you have any info at all please text me (530) 518-6669


Thanks guys

ef2 pimp

sorry to hear about your losses but i think its time for you to get yourself a hyundai.

.Manny.

iTrader: (1)

any security measures on the car?

FRESHTEG

bump gl too u
you need it

RiversideS13

good luck, maybe you should try to get a BB6 prelude next time. i hope you can find your car back soon and fine.

Apathy47

iTrader: (2)

X2.

I'm not trying to "flame you" but: You didn't learn nothing from the first car being stolen? You should already know that thieves target Hondas most of the time. Even if you can't afford an alarm now, you still can take measures to protecting the car: kill switches, clutch locks, relocating hood cables/batteries, etc; there's lots of security info on HT.

Remember: Layers of security. You may not stop them, but you can surely slow them down. And just because "It's a tottally stoc si with the si wheels" doesn't mean thieves won't steal it. I think they prefer stock over modified since the parts are in good condition and untouched.

I'm tired of seeing these "Stolen" threads, just makes me want to leave the game faster. Again, not trying to "flame you," just want to acknowledge you to protecting your future car if you do plan on staying in the game.

SleepstR88

Buddy of mine had his stock blue si towed out of his apartment complex in la jolla a month after having his 1999 ls stolen the same way. SD is a hot bed, get layers next time

i-VTEC_DOHC

buy a boot.

http://www.tirelock.com/