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Rallyman72
05-10-2010, 14:01
From the AVO forum:-


Blue on blue rs2000 mk1 reg no NRR 547M taken today in Nottingham.

No contact details as yet.

RS Stan
05-10-2010, 14:04
Fu**in Scumbags :mad::mad: hope he gets the car back :mad:

Dave1800BDA
05-10-2010, 14:06
:mad:****...isnt that boldys car :eek:

hally
05-10-2010, 14:27
theiving c u nts!:mad::mad::mad::mad:

richie
05-10-2010, 14:28
:mad:****...isnt that boldys car :eek:

yes dave it is, had a phone call earlier about it. it was seen near the A614/ A46 towards newark on a tralier being towed by a silver vw passat i think. now sporting a football sized dent in the rear quarter as well. ****in scumbags ought to end up dead in a ditch.

SHIFTY
05-10-2010, 14:31
:mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

Chesney
05-10-2010, 15:13
w@nkers big time, just spoke to boldy, would love to catch em and give em a shoeing:mad:

TimGR
05-10-2010, 15:34
****in scumbags ought to end up dead in a ditch.


Really sensible comment there......:rolleyes:

Very sorry to hear about this for the owner. :(

dustydog
05-10-2010, 15:37
twa-ts scumbags :mad::mad::mad::mad: i hope he gets it back all the hard work that goes into these cars for some gob sh-te to nick them, makes my blood boil:mad:

Martin
05-10-2010, 15:43
Gutted for him :mad::mad:

Do you know how they got near the car, was it in a garage or lockup :mad::mad:

mk2ddc
05-10-2010, 16:11
F**kin wa**ers :mad::mad::mad::mad:

I hope they catch them and get the car back. I feel for the owner, not nice at all :(

Chesney
05-10-2010, 16:25
Really sensible comment there......:rolleyes:

Very sorry to hear about this for the owner. :(

GOT TO AGREE WITH HIM, WOULD YOU LIKE IT IF YOUR CAR WAS NICKED??? ID WANT SEVERE PUNISHMENT FOR EM :mad:

vinny
05-10-2010, 16:40
:mad: hope he gets it back, and they get their come upance

macjam
05-10-2010, 17:00
Just been sent this, it may jog someones memory.
Even if some off here just distribute it.

http://www.rally-media.co.uk/auto-pix/IMG_6807.jpg

fast eddie
05-10-2010, 17:04
bet he's gutted, guy down here had his classic car stolen, along with his car trailer and his land rover 90 to tow it all with!:mad:

jonny_bravo
05-10-2010, 17:08
Gutted for the owner,. Where was it stolen from?,. that's heading towards Gunthorpe in Notts, I go over that crossing every day
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=raf+newton&sll=53.800651,-4.064941&sspn=15.163673,46.362305&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=RAF+Newton&ll=52.977641,-0.974779&spn=0,0.045276&z=15&layer=c&cbll=52.977525,-0.97462&panoid=5oTR03WF3o8HlSaWBmnhjg&cbp=12,313.73,,0,13.96

jimmer
05-10-2010, 17:14
Scum. Chop their hands and feet off with a chainsaw leave them to bleed to death.

Dobbo63
05-10-2010, 17:36
that is gunthorpe junctoin heading towards lowdam and ollerton roundabout.
how must the owner feel. id be sick to the pit of my stomach,
theiving tcun,s.

GraemeJ
05-10-2010, 17:37
Wank**s cant believe how hard faced they are, thought they would at least cover it up!!!!!


Hope theres a happy ending.

Dobbo63
05-10-2010, 17:52
pity there aint a number plate on the trailer, mite have been useful to police.
i hope the owner get,s it back. i use that route just about everyday
and i had i seen it i would have took note fo the towing car reg
number because you never know .
when i brought mine back on a trailer from scotland i got pulled by the police for a chat. pity this piece of siht did,nt get stopped.
makes my blood boil .

76mex
05-10-2010, 18:25
****ing theiving scum bags :mad: fingers crossed for the guy hope the cops can find something on the road cameras would like to know whos doing this i think a team good hiding would be in order

wiggyrs
05-10-2010, 18:53
Gutted for him,:mad::mad::mad::mad: hope that he gets it back

RS2000CUSTOM
05-10-2010, 18:58
Getting a lot of exposure on Facebook at the moment

RS2000EXPRESS
05-10-2010, 19:01
Very sad to read about a lovely car going like this!....I hope they catch the Scumbags.:mad:

enduro
05-10-2010, 19:26
worst nightmare,gutted for the owner just hope he gets her back .had to move two the other day, my wife asked why i was so paranoid and kept looking over my shoulder.:mad:

Hoogi
05-10-2010, 19:51
Not good news at all.........not just for the owner but for anyone with a half decent Classic.

Makes me feel very uncomfortable just reading about it.

Whatever the news, fingers crossed it good.

Again, very sorry for the Chap :mad:

SRS Motorsport Models
05-10-2010, 21:43
Even if there was a number plate the police are a waste of space..............the scumbags that did this deserve to be hunted down and the shite kicked out of them while being very careful not too leave any evidence as the plod would be straight onto you...

Doubt there is much chance now of getting the car back as night comes the scum will be stripping it and your local greedy bastards at the scrapyard will take parts no prob as they dont care one bit!!!

mexi1600
05-10-2010, 21:59
Still no news thank you for all your support

Chesney
05-10-2010, 22:25
Still no news thank you for all your support

make sure the yellow one is kept safe now son, you never know they may have been keeping an eye out for a while :mad:

vlv991v
05-10-2010, 22:45
I'm thinking of you bud. Sending as much bad Karma as I can their way.

driverace
05-10-2010, 22:50
Just keep an eye out when coming home from events,cos these bastar*s follow you home to see where you keep it!.AND dont tell any one where you keep it OR that you have a nice car.A woman asked my where i kept my caravan,i told her a porky pie,but asked her why? Se told me they had had two caravans stolen,so MAYBE she was thinking they could pinch mine!
To make up for the fact that someone had taken theirs.Silence is GOLDEN!!!!!!

oxb1l
05-10-2010, 22:54
Hopefully get it back before anything bad

Right enough about the police when my Rs was stolen I got a parking ticket for it that was given out the day after it was stolen

modena green
05-10-2010, 23:01
this is the sort of news you dont want to hear:( just a thought wot about trying to trace the lorry in front you never know.best of luck

gordy 2000
05-10-2010, 23:05
really sorry to hear this makes me sick thinking about it ..lets all keep um peeled

Chesney
05-10-2010, 23:09
am getting paranoid about mine now, some extra security is gonna be needed methinks :eek:

richie
06-10-2010, 08:22
Really sensible comment there......:rolleyes:

Very sorry to hear about this for the owner. :(

dont even get me started with thieves, last year my factory got broken into 3 times in 6 months, the result was it cost me £25,000 in extra security.
the third time i got there at 1.30 in the morning to find him running out my office, the police caught him and what did he get. 80 hours community service and ordered to pay me £100 compensation, think i,ve had £45 so far.
if i had my way i would chop all their theiving hands off.

steven f
06-10-2010, 08:34
Just keep an eye out when coming home from events,cos these bastar*s follow you home to see where you keep it!.!!!!!!
had this years ago was at the lakes coming home on the M62 in a new escort cosworth got followed from manchester to pontefract when i realised i was being followed i went round a few housing estates before i went home but they never gave up so got home put car in garage and blocked the garage door with the MRS car sold it not long after that

steven f
06-10-2010, 08:35
had this years ago was at the lakes coming home on the M62 in a new escort cosworth got followed from manchester to pontefract when i realised i was being followed i went round a few housing estates before i went home but they never gave up so got home put car in garage and blocked the garage door with the MRS car sold it not long after that


as for these old escorts the security is crap and they are so easy to change there identity or worth a fortune in parts:mad:

Andyc
06-10-2010, 08:41
Fukcing to ssers give me and a few others 10 mins with them we work so hard to get these motors llooking good and some thiefinh pikey w anker steals it WANK ERS hope you do get it back

Frosticles
06-10-2010, 09:48
yes dave it is, had a phone call earlier about it. it was seen near the A614/ A46 towards newark on a tralier being towed by a silver vw passat i think. now sporting a football sized dent in the rear quarter as well. ****in scumbags ought to end up dead in a ditch.

Was absolutely gutted to hear this yesterday, I know the car and owner very well. This is way too close to home for comfort. The car was seen at Gunthorpe and heading in my direction.
I agree with what Richie says. For them to end up dead in a ditch is probably too good for them. I would like to see them suffer horrendously first. :mad::mad::mad::mad:
The chances of this being returned in tact are very slim as these cars are usually stolen to order or broken up straight away.
The seats are very distinctive in this car.
Will keep my eyes peeled for anything "Appearing" on the market.....
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Once again, I am so sorry to hear this Andy.

steven f
06-10-2010, 10:35
not being funny but did they look out of place loading up a car on a trailer in the street outside somebodys house/garage/workshop during the day ??

works escort
06-10-2010, 12:27
not being funny but did they look out of place loading up a car on a trailer in the street outside somebodys house/garage/workshop during the day ??


The question i`d be asking is where are the theives getting there imformation as to the whereabouts of these cars???
If you have an AVO car, tell no-one where it is stored!!

Chesney
06-10-2010, 13:00
not being funny but did they look out of place loading up a car on a trailer in the street outside somebodys house/garage/workshop during the day ??

WHO THESE days would question it, people look the other way. also loading up a car in broad daylight does not really look suspicious does it, people may have thought the owner was taking it somewhere. Hope they get caught the scumbags

Mark M
06-10-2010, 14:43
really gutted for the owner, my worst nightmare.:mad:


The chances of this being returned in tact are very slim as these cars are usually stolen to order or broken up straight away.
The seats are very distinctive in this car.
Will keep my eyes peeled for anything "Appearing" on the market.....
.

kev, so we can all keep an eye out for parts, whats distinctive about the seats, and any other parts of the car which may differ from standard ?
anymore pics of under bonnet / interior ?

Frosticles
06-10-2010, 16:38
I have a few pics of the car. Please PM me for them as I don't want to post them "Just in case"

sutty234
06-10-2010, 18:53
gutted for you mate.just a long shot but maybe the police can sort through the ANPR that they have dotted about the place.there must be some on that main road.i dont know how it works but if they can get the number off that lorry which looks visible they could get the number from the next plate that goes through.saying that the passat probably has false plates.:mad:

RS2000EXPRESS
06-10-2010, 20:56
Without giving away too much information, does anyone know how it was pinched?

john mellon
06-10-2010, 22:02
As everyone said in preveous posts i am gutted for you.It reminds me of the late 70s and 80s when you could,nt leave one of these cars wihout fear of it been stolen. i think what we should all agree to do in the future is when we see an escort on the highway being towed we should try and get a pic of the reg no of the towing vehicle. Well done to the guy who took the pic but i bet he is saying to himself. IF ONLY i had a suspicous mind

RAB393Y
06-10-2010, 22:19
It makes me sick to think this is happening too often now!

As a protective measure if i see any RS on a trailer i will take a photo of it if possible. Just in case.

I hope she is found. We need to keep eyes and ears peeled.

It may disappear and then parts turn up later.

Scum of the earth. Need limbs ripping off.

Em xxx

Tim
06-10-2010, 22:24
i know its on the british rally forum but might be worth gettin hold of local motor club and rally prep people incase they get offered the bits

AndyXlr8
06-10-2010, 22:27
I'm actually sitting here terified, because it scares me that my project is sitting all alone in a garage miles away from where I live, and I dont always get the chance to check up on it :(

Why oh why the world is full of scumbags...


good luck in getting it back... and finding the scumbags

Mark P
06-10-2010, 22:32
Not sure if it will help just put it up on Facebook the more people know the more chance he might get it back

Aled
06-10-2010, 22:42
The thieves will probably be well aware of the coverage on this stolen car and it could well be in storage until the heat dies down. Once that happens, it may well be moved at night especially now the darker nights are here, to a place where it can be stripped (unless it hasn't been already :( )

So, in a week, 2 weeks, or even more, when they feel comfortable to move it, they will. SO BE VIGILANT and IF SEEN DIAL 999 but it is recommended not to get involved, but to follow at a safe distance if possible.

A media press release had the last one stolen in North Wales recovered within a few days........hopefully this has been done and fingers crossed for the same success.

macjam
06-10-2010, 22:45
Not sure if it will help just put it up on Facebook the more people know the more chance he might get it back

I've done the same and over 100 of my friends on there have shared the link/picture hopefully it will jog someones memory or get others to keep their eyes open.

Here's hoping you get to see it again soon in one piece.

RS2000EXPRESS
07-10-2010, 00:24
I'm actually sitting here terified, because it scares me that my project is sitting all alone in a garage miles away from where I live, and I dont always get the chance to check up on it :(

Why oh why the world is full of scumbags...


good luck in getting it back... and finding the scumbags
Hi Andy,

There will be a few of us on here feeling just the same as you when a car goes missing like this, and with a few changes the chances of our beloved cars going missing could hopefully be reduced.

Maybe this will help. First make sure your car is insured. Second go back to your garage then assume you are a thief and try to think how you could pinch your own car. Think of anything to slow you down or prevent you from getting in or stop you from removing the car, then make the changes accordingly. If you can improve the security you may start to feel a little easier about it. Think about things like how you can immobilise your car, scare them away or at least slow them down. Security should really be an on going though....always think of how you can improve it.

Tim.

BAXTERBOY
07-10-2010, 15:12
Very sorry to hear about this Andy I will keep em peeled mate and let you know if I hear or see anything.:mad:

Oldbloke
08-10-2010, 03:04
Hi Andy,

There will be a few of us on here feeling just the same as you when a car goes missing like this, and with a few changes the chances of our beloved cars going missing could hopefully be reduced.

Maybe this will help. First make sure your car is insured. Second go back to your garage then assume you are a thief and try to think how you could pinch your own car. Think of anything to slow you down or prevent you from getting in or stop you from removing the car, then make the changes accordingly. If you can improve the security you may start to feel a little easier about it. Think about things like how you can immobilise your car, scare them away or at least slow them down. Security should really be an on going though....always think of how you can improve it.

Tim.

Tim
When my RS is eventually on the road I fully intend using it daily :eek: My garage is fullly secure - alarm CCTV etc but the danger is leaving it parked up so I was thinking of having a Tracker fitted. Can anyone share any experience of these? Pros? Cons? I understand if chaps don't want to go into detail about their own cars but don't want to spend out if they are no good. Or has this discussion already been had? :confused:

willid1
08-10-2010, 11:37
Just been discussing this over on the AVO Club BB (as a result of this particular car theft) and seems a few on there have had them fitted, I was assured it is possible to hide one in a MK1 Escort.

Seems it's possible to have a one off payment as well.

Looking at their website the tracker uses VHF signals so can be found in locked garages etc.

HTH

David

bigjohnie
08-10-2010, 12:11
these ****ers are going to some lengths just now.spoke to boy who had his low mileage escort cos nicked a few weeks ago its never out in locked garage with alarms immobilsers etc .they didnt start it took one of the garage windows out took the door hinges off from inside with spaneers all through the night too .the big guys gutted too

Andyc
08-10-2010, 12:23
Thank **** mines got armed guard

steven f
08-10-2010, 15:12
Thank **** mines got armed guard
thought you had sold it ??

Andyc
08-10-2010, 15:46
thought you had sold it ??
i have

tony-mac
08-10-2010, 18:07
I flippin hate this, I`m totally paranoid now. I really feel for you mate, especially after seeing the pic of the car on the trailer.

Surely the cameras on that stretch of road after the junction should pick up the Passat further down the road ??

I`m sure the Police are`nt too interested in financing a search of all the security camera footage from further down the road. Maybe it could be `financed` via a fund or collection from all the sites we all use : turbosport/here/rsoc/avo/osf/sose I`d be happy to chip in to pay someone to search through hours of footage. Is it worth doing a general letter which could be downloaded and `adapted` per member and sent to whichever Police it is, I`m sure after 2-300 letters asking for it to be looked into, they might do ??? Or at least spend some time searching through footage.

I don`t know that neck of the woods, but it looks like a reasonably busy road/junction, there has to be cameras further down.

Once again, real bad news. Hope it`s tracked down :mad: