Insurance companies have a pretty strong arm behind them when it comes to mods. I heard SF refused an accident claim because the guy had lowering springs on his car. They're just as bad as the common thief, IMO, although they take longer to drain you financially. Maybe I'm just bitter since I've been paying for insurance since I was 16 and have never gotten squat out of it.

 

holy ****, that really sucks, not like that car can be so easily replaced.



I feel like someone died, was admiring the car at Rotorfest, hope it wasnt a "inside" job, you leave the car at any shops lately for work?



People get fucked up when it comes to money, I hope it wasnt someone

you knew and just some random ******** going for a joyride, if I had a FD I would ABSOLUTLEY invest in LoJack.

 

guys, good news!

they found the car... and it's all in tact... WHOOO HOOO.... well at least externally...

i think the person was after the purse and stuff....

NOW THAT'LL TEACH ME TO NOT CALL IN MY MODS to the insurance company!!!

next thing is i want them to dust for fingerprints...

i want that ******' ******* caught and prosecuted....

my friend who saw it on the side of the street says that the only sign of forced entry was my driver side key... apparently, it was bashed in a little...

I'm guessing this is what happened...

my turbo timer was on... he figured he can drive the car for as long as he can with it on... and then poof when the car shut off... he was stuck and had to park it on the side of the street.

thank you all for your blessings....

 

Thank god, your a lucky lad

 

Maybe the guy realized he couldnt handle that amount of power!

 

awesome!!!!! good!!!





question ---- what about when he was driving with the turbo timer on.....wouldnt the wheel lock....and then he couldnt go anywhere

 

Rock on! I'm so happy for you!

 

That's Bitchin'!

Great to Hear!!!

Congrats!

 

Phew..

 

glad to hear you got it back! did you learn your lesson. no more driving to NY!!!!!