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AT LARGE: 240 seat thief in Sydney Australia! and question on rear seat back release handle... 200 1988

posted by  sstef on  Mon Jan 10 01:44 CST 2005
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that is awful news.
Another reason for me to never lock my brick.
I believe that such lowlifes simply have lists of parts needed and steal from their victims based on this; don't impart anything more to your victimization than being unfortunate; the dopehead was probably supposed to take from an 850 and couldn't read...
--
Stef -- 1981 wagon B21A SU M46 317000km






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