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so this is some pretty old news but i havent seen any threads about it. almost a year ago, this guy left his GT-R outside of his apartment and woke up to this:
That's in holbrook NY. He was sleeping over his GFs apt that night. He does own a house. Plus I've seen much more expensive cars parked in the street in NYC.
That's in holbrook NY. He was sleeping over his GFs apt that night. He does own a house. Plus I've seen much more expensive cars parked in the street in NYC.
Yeah seriously....I was in NY visiting my brother and i couldn't believe that I saw a Murcielago in the street and still in the same spot the next morning. Also saw a ridiculously rare Ducatti parked outside for several hours....
Yeah seriously....I was in NY visiting my brother and i couldn't believe that I saw a Murcielago in the street and still in the same spot the next morning. Also saw a ridiculously rare Ducatti parked outside for several hours....
ny is not as bad as you think they would steal your rims cause your from ct
Yeah seriously....I was in NY visiting my brother and i couldn't believe that I saw a Murcielago in the street and still in the same spot the next morning. Also saw a ridiculously rare Ducatti parked outside for several hours....
not everyone is a theif, and also im sure with the gtr and the other stuff u mentioned insurence will come into play thats whats it's for
i'd feel more comfortable leaving my murcielago outside than my girls civic. in fact i might just use the ferrari to block the civic in,
not everyone is a theif, and also im sure with the gtr and the other stuff u mentioned insurence will come into play thats whats it's for
i'd feel more comfortable leaving my murcielago outside than my girls civic. in fact i might just use the ferrari to block the civic in,
lol, true...I know what you mean. I live in CT now, but I'm originally from astoria, Queens. Its really no big deal to do that stuff out there, but still it's crazy to see.
what you guys fail to realize is...locks are easy to take off. i do this everyday....p.s. i work for discount tire. but seriously, if i was to become a wheel thief no locks could stop me
come to miami... exotics are parked haphazardly everywhere
Yes def... but dont park a bike outside for too long. I have a Honda Delsol project(its not as gay as it sounds... trust me) and I wouldnt even leave it in a Burger King parking lot while I ate without worrying about it.
something seems off about this story. If it was just overnight, why would the calipers be that rusted by the morning? I get the feeling that it was sitting there longer than a couple hours.
08-16-2010, 06:34 AM
Wheels stolen off GT-R
