Reading PA mayor has s2000 stolen. F thieves!
10-02-2014, 06:55 AM
#21
Originally Posted by InVTEC
how do they steal the s2000 so easily. Is it an easy one. Besides the soft top, dont you have to still get it started and then the alarm. What the heck eh.
12-15-2014, 03:12 PM
#22
Community Organizer
Update:
http://www.wfmz.com/...rs-car/30240696
Video captured by city and Reading High School surveillance cameras show Torres-Rosado getting behind the wheel of the black 2001 Honda S2000 and Tirado-Ramos and another man pushing the car west on Douglass Street, according to court documents.
http://www.wfmz.com/...rs-car/30240696
Video captured by city and Reading High School surveillance cameras show Torres-Rosado getting behind the wheel of the black 2001 Honda S2000 and Tirado-Ramos and another man pushing the car west on Douglass Street, according to court documents.
12-15-2014, 04:18 PM
#24
Originally Posted by RTZX9R' timestamp='1412041817' post='23350112
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However, when you're on a road trip in your S, it is not always possible to park in a locked garage overnight. How do you get around "NEVER"? I've spent the night at friends across town or out of state from time to time, or at a motel along the route. A locked garage is not always available. It's street parking, only sometimes. What precautions can I take in those circumstances?
However, when you're on a road trip in your S, it is not always possible to park in a locked garage overnight. How do you get around "NEVER"? I've spent the night at friends across town or out of state from time to time, or at a motel along the route. A locked garage is not always available. It's street parking, only sometimes. What precautions can I take in those circumstances?
You just make a choice and you live with it. Some choose one way, some choose another, and each person has to suit himself.
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Shame! I'm planning on driving up the coast and heading towards Ohio to visit friends and family. I spent 3 years in Humboldt growing up, and things have gone downhill there recently. A hardtop might be in my future so I can sleep at night.
As far as vehicle thefts, it's a part of the society we live in. There are things we can do to prevent them but if somebody really wants your car, they will take it.
12-15-2014, 04:27 PM
#25
It's all just *stuff* anyway. Sure, no one wants to lose their stuff, but it is all just stuff. Get good insurance, enjoy your stuff, do what you can without letting it become an obsession, and live.
12-15-2014, 05:32 PM
#27
12-16-2014, 07:01 AM
#28
I thought insurance companies wouldn't be investigating for this long...
When my brother called his car gone they said they'll look for it and whatever, he never heard from them again, but got his insurance money.
When my brother called his car gone they said they'll look for it and whatever, he never heard from them again, but got his insurance money.
12-16-2014, 08:17 AM
#29
12-16-2014, 08:32 AM
#30
Originally Posted by RTZX9R
If there is reason enough for them to continue looking, they will. Could be potential inside job, fraud, or other reasons to avoid just writing it off.
Never mind lol.