another stolen escos
22-02-2013, 12:45 PM
#6
ELASTIC BAND
seriously what the fuck are they on?
Therse nae bit cumin up tae share it or a would but as a said tae cruise irvine on his post its probs stole tae order but a hope eh person gets it back in 1 piece
Its naw wurkin fur me on ma fone it aint showin a share link but a wis able tae dae wan on cruise irvines page aff ma fone so av still shared a pic ov it so its dun lol
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22-02-2013, 06:08 PM
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Waiting on my fast ford..
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I have seen this the flesh recently, not too far from me. Such a shame that they still get targeted the way they do. As above, prob used for a crime and then sold for parts.
22-02-2013, 08:17 PM
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22-02-2013, 08:35 PM
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22-02-2013, 11:41 PM
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You could take your pick from thousands of old easy to steal cars that are parked on terrace streets etc.. that no one would look at twice or hear burbling away outside a house that your breaking into..
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23-02-2013, 12:14 AM
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deisel deviant
like you say theyre idiots, they want a flash motor to show off in, and normally go for stuff with pace so that they (think) they can get away, but normally end up crashing them because they cant bloody drive!! 
23-02-2013, 04:44 AM
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Oh Yeah, but why pick a bright red RS Turbo? not exactly inconspicuous is it?
You could take your pick from thousands of old easy to steal cars that are parked on terrace streets etc.. that no one would look at twice or hear burbling away outside a house that your breaking into..
You could take your pick from thousands of old easy to steal cars that are parked on terrace streets etc.. that no one would look at twice or hear burbling away outside a house that your breaking into..
and used in an armed robbery at a petrol station and later burnt to nothing, that was back in 1997 though.It's a shame these car's get taken but they are just worth so much in bit's and gear thats easy to shift on ebay etc - you just have to try and make sure the car is well locked away with little chance of it being moved by a thief and engraving your aftermarket parts with the reg plate in area's where they may not have checked that way if something turns up on ebay etc one part marked could recover the complete car.
23-02-2013, 08:24 AM
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Hope it gets found, bloody sick of hearing classic fords being stolen. There was loads last year and some really nice ones too. It's not even march and it's already started.
Should do what I do, get an old mobile that has gps capabilities and shove a giffgaff sim in a on a fiver a month for unlimited text, and hide it in the car, home made tracking for a fiver. You can pick up old htc phones for Ł20-30 now so no excuse
Hope it gets found, bloody sick of hearing classic fords being stolen. There was loads last year and some really nice ones too. It's not even march and it's already started.
Should do what I do, get an old mobile that has gps capabilities and shove a giffgaff sim in a on a fiver a month for unlimited text, and hide it in the car, home made tracking for a fiver. You can pick up old htc phones for Ł20-30 now so no excuse
23-02-2013, 09:49 AM
#31
I had the same, well not exactly me i sold the car to a mate and no more than 2 weeks later it was stolen (with a Clifford alarm) and used in an armed robbery at a petrol station and later burnt to nothing, that was back in 1997 though.
It's a shame these car's get taken but they are just worth so much in bit's and gear thats easy to shift on ebay etc - you just have to try and make sure the car is well locked away with little chance of it being moved by a thief and engraving your aftermarket parts with the reg plate in area's where they may not have checked that way if something turns up on ebay etc one part marked could recover the complete car.
and used in an armed robbery at a petrol station and later burnt to nothing, that was back in 1997 though.It's a shame these car's get taken but they are just worth so much in bit's and gear thats easy to shift on ebay etc - you just have to try and make sure the car is well locked away with little chance of it being moved by a thief and engraving your aftermarket parts with the reg plate in area's where they may not have checked that way if something turns up on ebay etc one part marked could recover the complete car.
As been told the is easily bi passed
23-02-2013, 10:58 AM
#34
Heard about these methods.
Did you hard wire it into the car? My old HTC only lasts a couple of days on the battery.
Is there any GPS device you can buy where its permanently in the car and you don't need to pay for a annual fee's ? ie fit and forget ?
23-02-2013, 12:25 PM
#36
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He car, I've got a tytn2 with some tracking software in on it, the battery lasts a few days if not charging, you could always go for a high capacity one.
Just stick a sim in it, I suppose you could just stick some credit on it and forget it until the worse happens.
You just text it command to ask where it is and will send its coordinates back to you.
But it's still an effective way of cheap trackin.
Last edited by MrC; 23-02-2013 at 12:27 PM.
11-03-2013, 05:18 AM
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Yeah just wire a USB charger into
He car, I've got a tytn2 with some tracking software in on it, the battery lasts a few days if not charging, you could always go for a high capacity one.
Just stick a sim in it, I suppose you could just stick some credit on it and forget it until the worse happens.
You just text it command to ask where it is and will send its coordinates back to you.
But it's still an effective way of cheap trackin.
He car, I've got a tytn2 with some tracking software in on it, the battery lasts a few days if not charging, you could always go for a high capacity one.
Just stick a sim in it, I suppose you could just stick some credit on it and forget it until the worse happens.
You just text it command to ask where it is and will send its coordinates back to you.
But it's still an effective way of cheap trackin.
Heard nothing but good things about them and a damn sight cheap cheaper and more accurate than other available trackers.
Infact i have just bought one with all this talk of cars going missing, as i have been meaning to for a while!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_tr...acker&_sacat=0
26-04-2013, 08:23 PM
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G66UES+D89XVX+R18FMCPilot
