sprix!

I thought the same thing. Haha.

cdelena

Years ago I had a co-worker that had a '55 Chevy pick-up that was stolen three times and recovered with improvements every time. As I recall once it gained headers and exhaust, once seat covers and a gun rack, and once new wheels and tires. The owner was hoping for a fourth theft to get an engine rebuild.

Mr Dave

"a brand new V-TEC engine, tinted windows, oversized tires with special hubcaps and, best of all, custom valve stem caps..."

ah-hahahahahahahahaha!!!



Mommy, for Christmas can I please please please have special hubcaps and CUSTOM VALVE STEM CAPS so I can drag race, too?!!?!?!?

Ohmygosh I'm so excited I can't sleep!

LcS2000

ha thats a good ending some retard put all that work in it to have it taken back. what goes around comes around i guess

Saki GT

My question is, didn't she get an insurance payout when the car was written off? How long before the insurance company comes asking for its money back? I'm also skeptical of the upgrades, since I doubt she bought the car for speed in the first place, and now it is a high-profile target in an area known for theft activity.

If your car is stolen, you're usually better off not getting it back.

Saki GT

Well, according to ricers, sure. Don't forget the neon and manifold warning system though.

Elistan

Makes me wonder if the engine and transmission were stolen as well - do those owners get their property back?

TqPolo

POS before and POS after.

illdiealonlyazn

I was thinking this. Also, it says someone bought the car and modified it and it happened to be at the shop when it was raided. Is that right? If the thief did the mods and got f***ed I laugh in his face. If someone unknowingly bought it, he was a dumbass for not investigating better but still.....

dammitjim

Ok before and POS after