The S was stolen.
12-04-2004, 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by toosoonjunior,Dec 4 2004, 01:42 PM
Yeah, when my Si was stolen, I honestly didn't want it back. It took a week to find it, and I was thankful (and at the same time sad) to see that it had been completely stripped. I figure if they're going to steal my car, the least they could do is not leave me with even more problems like a 
ed title or something which would make it hard to resell. It was sad to see it that way, but now I'm driving an S2000, so I can't complain.
Here's some pictures:
ed title or something which would make it hard to resell. It was sad to see it that way, but now I'm driving an S2000, so I can't complain.Here's some pictures:
12-04-2004, 04:11 PM
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Damn bro. Could of sworn i just saw you a few days ago. Sorry to hear about your loss. Did you have an alarm? What area of Fresno? Shit, I'm gonna keep an eye out now.
12-04-2004, 05:30 PM
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Sorry to hear of your loss. I know what you're feeling.
My .02 on LoJack: When I bought my MY02 second hand it had a LoJack unit in it (and it still does, but it's not active). When a vehicle changes ownership LoJack charges a $100 registration fee. I almost paid it, but I decided that if the car was stolen I wouldn't want it back anyway. The S is always parked in the garage so I'm not too worried.
My .02 on LoJack: When I bought my MY02 second hand it had a LoJack unit in it (and it still does, but it's not active). When a vehicle changes ownership LoJack charges a $100 registration fee. I almost paid it, but I decided that if the car was stolen I wouldn't want it back anyway. The S is always parked in the garage so I'm not too worried.
12-04-2004, 05:50 PM
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Sorry to hear about this bro, 2 of my cars have been stolen also. I think they usually only take the stuff that will bolt onto a civic\integra from the s2k. Things like seats, HID, and steering wheel. The price to replace that stuff is kind of high so insurance may even total it out since you will probably need a new soft-top + ignition stuff too. I didn't want my integra back after it was stolen anyway, so I was hoping it was found as it was. The funny part is I knew my teg would eventually get jacked so I was trying to sell it before it got stolen, they beat me to it though. Good luck dude..
Here's my Integra. RIP
Here's how much the autolock sucks:
And how they got around my fuel-pump kill switch, this was my fault for doing the wiring at the pump:
Here's my Integra. RIP
Here's how much the autolock sucks:
And how they got around my fuel-pump kill switch, this was my fault for doing the wiring at the pump:
12-04-2004, 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted by lamvu,Dec 5 2004, 12:35 AM
how do they drive off with the car when the car has an immobilizer system? do they switch ecus?