well it finally happened to me!!!
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well it finally happened to me!!!
so i got up this morning, showered, got dressed, walked out the door, and poof, the wifes new ford edge sel was gone from the driveway. walked inside and called the PD, they took all the info, called the insurance ppl (more info). drove around and found my wifes car! called PD again, they sent someone out to look at it with me, so we had the set of keys, and just started it up and took it to the nearest dealership. we had had a garage sale this past weekend, and guess the spares came up missing. whoever took it drove about 120 miles, smoked some pot and then i guess got tired and just parked it in front of there place and went inside. lost an ipod, 2 wireless dvd headphones, and my dang super troopers dvd(think im most mad about that). but the car seemed in good condition, no holes, no burns in the leather, nothing ripped out, just a cpl low life thugs wanting to enjoy a nice joyride. the insurance has been great, the dealership however, is kinda lacking. i told the insurance i wanted the entire key system replaced and they said sure( because whoever took it still has a key and can get in again), well the dealership said all they wanted to do was recut and rekey the door. and thats when it started lol, i wasnt too please after that, however, now all 4 doors are getting new key systems, and the hatchback and ignition as well. so i guess it couldve been alot worse, just cant believe i had to find my own car in a big town, and found it within two hours of noticing!
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yeah, i noticed the keys missing on saturday nite, but the weather was horrible horrible, so they mustve waited until sunday nite. she always leaves the keys in the console and just locks the keys up, then uses the keypad to open and lock everything, guess it couldve been worse, if they wanted to car, they couldve broke the window and got in. not sayin its right, just saying it couldve been worse. nothing that a new set of door locks,hatchback lock, and ignition system cant fix, and a lil bit of detailing and carpet shampooing
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Hopefully they didnt run the guts out of it in that 120 miles and take some of the life off of it. That happened to a girl I used to work with. They stole her T-bird and apparently hammered on it for a couple of days til they dumped it. When she got it back it was plagued with problems and eventually had to replace the engine and tranny. Good luck man!!
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first off, RedWing, you are totally correct, i goofed that one up with the handles. and im not really sure where they drove it all around too. i just went driving down a street that has been known lately for a lot of criminal activity, it has alot of older apartments on the street, and it was parked down at the very end of a no outlet for the complex, doors locked and all.. yeah the cop said i was pretty luck too, i just grinned and said yep, no thanks to this citys "finest". i just told the wife that it couldve, and prolly should have been much much worse, and that we were pretty lucky.
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jerzey, the cop asked me if we (me and the cop) wanted to wait and see who came and got in it and left in it, at that point i didnt care, i just wanted the car back, because i looked in it and upholstry and interior were fine, and i didnt want to chance someone getting into it, then maybe having to get into a chase with them and it get tore up more or something unnessecary. GB150, the key they took from the car was the spare key, all it had on it was the key fob, no house key or anything, so the home locks are fine, and its already in work getting the new door lock and ignition switch changed along with two new keys so that they cant get back in with the spare set. they may try to get back into it when its back from the dealership, but that first nite its back in the driveway, ill be awake and alert.