Moron Alert

[Elysium]

I remember some police program ages go where they put Subarus as such in Auckland strets waiting for car thieves to break into them and arrest them. They had this ex-car thief showing how easy it is to break a car windows without making a sound. Used some sort of tradesman tool to shatter the glass by only touching it.

got a story you want to share...?

Ah gods this aint nothing to do with the fact Allan rides a Honda does it?

[YellowDog]

Some of us will take the piss but most of us have many similar stories.

FWIW - You made the right decision.

I did see someone get into his car by removing the window rubber (and window) with a small screwdriver and then refit it afterwards with a thin piece of wire.

I wonder what his other job is!

[geestring]

Photo to come, however it will be of the car sitting in the driveway lol. I am a dark headed MOFO. The ladies love it.
The South is all good when you know where to roll my nigga!!!

would have thought after all the trouble you would have taken heaps of photos. next time if your mb is charged and your out southside and need help hollar and will see if i can help, could of helped then as lula and i were working on rat bike till 5 30 this morning. hope not a next time, ,,, sound likley though. ha ha, if so call out.

[geestring]

[QUOTE=YellowDog;1129237990]Some of us will take the piss but most of us have many similar stories.


I did see someone get into his car by removing the window rubber (and window) with a small screwdriver and then refit it afterwards with a thin piece of wire.

yes most have done that. thats why i can reply, ha ha. one tip if i may, drive a shitter that already looks like it has been stolen then you wont have to worry about locking it, no one else will want to steel it either.

[twotyred]

[QUOTE=geestring;1129238033]

Some of us will take the piss but most of us have many similar stories.

I did see someone get into his car by removing the window rubber (and window) with a small screwdriver and then refit it afterwards with a thin piece of wire.

yup,done that a few times,especially easy in the work van.

[AllanB]

got a story you want to share...?

I have lined my helmet with tinfoil .......... they will never take me - unless they look like this........

[geestring]

[QUOTE=twotyred;1129238041]

yup,done that a few times,especially easy in the work van.

good to see someone else onto it... ha ha .

[Brett]

would have thought after all the trouble you would have taken heaps of photos. next time if your mb is charged and your out southside and need help hollar and will see if i can help, could of helped then as lula and i were working on rat bike till 5 30 this morning. hope not a next time, ,,, sound likley though. ha ha, if so call out.

[QUOTE=geestring;1129238137]

good to see someone else onto it... ha ha .

Thanks, will bear it in mind...i am sure it will happen again.

This window you can remove with some wire and a screw driver, you mean the small one behind the passenger window??

[R6_kid:Me]

LOL, this is even funnier than the time you rode into the ditch trying to see if you were getting recorded on camera!

[Brett]

LOL, this is even funnier than the time you rode into the ditch trying to see if you were getting recorded on camera!

Trying to see if I was on camera... PFFFFF. I was waiting for your slow ass and (tristan??) to catch back up!

[skidMark]

Old skool lesson: ALWAYS use the key to lock the car - that way you know there's a fair chance it will unlock it -plus if it's in your hand it's not in the ignition.

Warning: This may not always be applicable to modern cars - if you own such a vehicle then bad luck.

Oh, and a well-hidden spare key is always a bonus....

yep, never locked my keys in any of my cars i have had yet.

made sure i never got into the habbit of push lock down then close the door holding the handle.

the moment that happens, eventually you are going to do it

and brett... it could always be worse dude

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[Winston001]

Been there.... Now I keep three keys for every vehicle. One on the keyring, one taped under the vehicle, and one in my wallet. Rarely ever had to get the taped key but........

[skidMark]

Been there.... Now I keep three keys for every vehicle. One on the keyring, one taped under the vehicle, and one in my wallet. Rarely ever had to get the taped key but........

My old gpx before i bought it got stolen, because the owner had kept a spare key under the top triple clamp

[Pixie]

Some cars (like mine) actually won't lock without the key, which is a very handy feature. Means I have never (touch wood) locked my keys in the car.

This is no guarantee that you can't lock yourself out.

Consider this scene: Arrive at the airport,take key from the ignition and lock car door.Open boot,remove luggage.Swing boot lid down and just as the last gap closes,spot the car keys you dropped on the boot floor so you could use both hands to lift the luggage.Boot lid slams shut.