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[Most Easterly Pandas]

Just been told by some fellow student that my car was unlocked. Been left since 1600hrs, with iPod, CD player and other bits and bobs in.

Atleast no-one took anything, but p155ing down with rain plus thunder and lightning at the mo, so got soaked going to lock it.

 

[Focus Owner]

I lcoekd my mates car for him after messing abouts with his stuff

 

[JFL]

my dad has a habit of leaving cars sat on drives with the key in the ignition

once for a joke, he had left his van outside whilst he was working round the back, key in it and everything.


in i jumped and moved it up the road a bit, you should have seen his face

 

[dave]

shouldnt leave expencive stuff in even it it is locked

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

my dad has a habit of leaving cars sat on drives with the key in the ignition

once for a joke, he had left his van outside whilst he was working round the back, key in it and everything.


in i jumped and moved it up the road a bit, you should have seen his face

Lol, Mum sometimes for a strange reason leaves the keys in the door lock of her Yaris (steal me is basically what it says). So I moved it to the end of the cold-de-sac we live on, told dad, he kept quiet and she started panicing, don't know how I kept a straight face, but she's not done it since:devil:

shouldnt leave expencive stuff in even it it is locked

Tried doing this before. Do you know how low my trousers were swinging!

 

[jug]

iPod, CD player and other bits and bobs in.

why would you leave valuables in your car?

 

[dannygp]

shouldnt leave expencive stuff in even it it is locked

Words of wisdom.

The only night I left my golf clubs in the boot, (must have been luck for the theif) someone broke in pulled the boot leaver and off they went for 18 holes.

Don't even leave £1 coins in now

 

[Captain Mike]

why would you leave valuables in your car?

i do but its only head unit and about 50 copied cds

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

why would you leave valuables in your car?

I don't leave them on display, not that stupid, but its hardly practicle to remove everything. I do this when I park in ther multi-story in Norwich and have to take a back-pac to be able to remove everything of value.

 

[Captain Mike]

I don't leave them on display, not that stupid, but its hardly practicle to remove everything. I do this when I park in ther multi-story in Norwich and have to take a back-pac to be able to remove everything of value.

i cant see me fitting sub and amp in back pack

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

i cant see me fitting sub and amp in back pack

Lol. Exactly. If anyone is a gadget freak like me then you'll know what I mean.

 

[dave]

Tried doing this before. Do you know how low my trousers were swinging!

get a bag

I don't leave them on display, not that stupid, but its hardly practicle to remove everything. I do this when I park in ther multi-story in Norwich and have to take a back-pac to be able to remove everything of value.

no good putting them out of sight, now every one knows they there

 

[jug]

i do but its only head unit and about 50 copied cds

and a lock or a window or even a door, and the hassle of filing a police report.

sub can be secured with a motorbike chain, and amp can be screwed to sub with security bolts. i used to have an £80 lock on my sub.

 

[Focus Owner]

I leave sat nav
radio both parts
money
junk
thatsabout it

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

I leave sat nav
radio both parts
money
junk
thatsabout it

I forgot to mention my hidden sat nav

 

[Captain Mike]

and a lock or a window or even a door, and the hassle of filing a police report.

sub can be secured with a motorbike chain, and amp can be screwed to sub with security bolts. i used to have an £80 lock on my sub.

amp is secured with security bolts

sub has velcro holding it in.

no robber can break through that

 

[ScoobyChris]

why would you leave valuables in your car?

Cos it's more secure than carrying them round with you? As long as they're out of sight and there's no evidence they were in your car (eg sucker marks on the windscreen, etc) can't see a problem with it....

Maybe I live in a good area

Chris

 

[Captain Mike]

Cos it's more secure than carrying them round with you? As long as they're out of sight and there's no evidence they were in your car (eg sucker marks on the windscreen, etc) can't see a problem with it....

Maybe I live in a good area

Chris

if i had the cahnce to carry them i would.

i think i could protect them better than my car could.

 

[MisssportyGT]

My parents always live there cars open on our drive and i leave some valuables in my car never had anything taken.

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[bludvl_x19]

Well, at home, the keys are always in the ignition, doors unlocked etc. Mind you, our nearest neigbour is 5ks away, and our driveway is 1k to the road, so we know if somethings coming.

Mick