PDA

View Full Version : Smash and grab



Barina@19
8th July 2011, 09:36 PM
Daughter came home from work today in the early hours of the morning (2:00am) and parked her car in front of our gates in the drive way. Later some ars* hole came by and smashed the drivers door glass and went through the car and only stole a $7.20 led torch (better that than the entire car) !!!
I must admit that on a cold winters I like to be tucked in bed night so what's wrong with these wankers/sh*t heads/pr*cks roaming the streets during this time ???

Feelinlucky75
8th July 2011, 09:41 PM
That's not good... I was in wollongong with some mates the other day, we where away from the car for about half an hour, when we came back a van for a local homeless children's charity had been broken into about 4 parking spots away... They stole $5 worth of packet chips... The guy who was running the van said they would.not be running it that night and now the kids would go cold and hungry because of someone's stupidity.. I hate thieves...

guy 27
8th July 2011, 09:41 PM
no good dude.

faneca
8th July 2011, 10:25 PM
that sucks mate, a mates car was broken into at lacrosse training the other nite, used a screw driver to jam the keyhole n pry it open didnt take a thing, car next to it was open with bout 150 in cash on the front seat... how much it a new window going to set you back?

Dahlia
8th July 2011, 10:38 PM
My old car was sitting on my front lawn and some complete c*** smashed my rear window and stole NOTHING. Cost an arm and a leg for the new window and tint.... Still makes me angry thinking about it.

Barina@19
9th July 2011, 09:01 AM
We were lucky in that the insurance will cover it without hitting the daughters excess etc. The window guys said the pr*ck used a screw drver and wedged it at the top of the door between the glass and the rubber as you can see a slight gouge out of the rubber. Supposedly doing this the glass breaks with very little sound.

Wraith
11th July 2011, 08:03 AM
All too common occurance, especially in public car parks...

Usually though, these scum only bother if something's visible in the car for them to take.

J
11th July 2011, 09:28 AM
They might be jealous, desperate, bored, whatever...it's still wrong!

With broken glass, please do make sure the people fixing it are taking out the bits of glass that are stuck inside the gap where the wound-down glass usually goes in. Those offering the cheapest quotes usually won't bother doing this. Failure to do so may lead to moulding due to the blockage of the rainwater channels within the doors, and in the long term, may even lead to the door rusting!

Dahlia
11th July 2011, 10:36 AM
They might be jealous, desperate, bored, whatever...it's still wrong!

With broken glass, please do make sure the people fixing it are taking out the bits of glass that are stuck inside the gap where the wound-down glass usually goes in. Those offering the cheapest quotes usually won't bother doing this. Failure to do so may lead to moulding due to the blockage of the rainwater channels within the doors, and in the long term, may even lead to the door rusting!
When the glass guy replaced my rear window, he snapped up the remaining window, causing glass to brake all on my parcel tray, inside my 6x9 speakers, inside my boot and all over the driveway. He then walked accross (dropping glass everywhere) and dumped it in our otto bin. We ended up ringing him back and complaining saying he better come back here and sweep our driveway and pay for the replacement of all our tyres that have driven over the mess he left (didn't actually happen but it was the principle haha)

benzino
11th July 2011, 10:43 AM
it amazes me to go to a carpark and see all the gps's left on the windscreen

i feel like stealing them just to make people realise how stupid they are