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party monkey



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Stolen Green 110 - Brighton - 9th Aug 2012
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A friend of mine has had his 110 stolen today from brighton, are you able to put this out into the landy watch world please?

It is a 110 12 seat station wagon registration V870DLM colour Green
stolen in the afternoon of 9/8 from the car park at Old Boat Corner in Brighton
as usual any sightings Call the Police on 101


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 Jon - 110 td5 [sold]. Currently Defenderless.
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Nightmare Crying or Very sad
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early td5 again........
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quentin



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Just Curious,
Why so many Landrovers get stolen over there.
How ?? Do people leave the keys in them??

Dont they have immobilisers ??, They have to be fitted standard here & you cant get insurance without them.

Ive never heard of a Landrover being stolen here, & If I lost my key fob I'd never be able to start my Td5.

Also Doors & Bonnets, never heard of them being stolen here .

Altho I do have a TK103 fitted in my Defender & a TK102 in my Caravan just incase.
For about $100 its good insurance, If somone does steal the Defer I can track it on my computer & immobilise it.
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as earlier 90, 110 are rotting out here and they still have a great value they are worth restoring, ringing and generally nicking for parts.

Landrover didn't really do anything security wise untill the puma. The later td5 had an imobiliser but with a few unlocked parts and 5 minutes your away.

200 / 300 / and early td5 had no such things Big Cry

But if your not up with it you'd think why would anyone nicl an old landrover?

My wife thinks im mental locking up the 110 with sterring and pedal lock Rolling Eyes
Post #161066 10th Aug 2012 9:11am
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Britain has a high volume of scum, who would much prefer to take things instead of working and paying for them.

Plus there are a lot of people who want cheap parts, who don't care where they come from, as long as the price is right....these people are often the same people who moan about Land Rovers being stolen.

The penalty for this crime is either a stern telling off, or a couple of months of 3 square meals a day, game stations and a gym, endless supply of drugs and stuff (often mistaken for being held at Her Majesty's pleasure) Evil or Very Mad
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quentin



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Ok that helps explain it.

My 04 td5 had immobiliser standard, i thought they all were

Also possibly why its cheaper for me to buy Defender parts from ebay UK & get them flown here than from local suppliers (who probably also buy from the same source?? ) !!

no wonder you blokes are paranoid, i highly reccomend you jump onto ebay and buy yourselves a tk102 & hard wired charger to fix in your Landrovers.
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GREENI wrote:
Britain has a high volume of scum, who would much prefer to take things instead of working and paying for them.
......

..... The penalty for this crime is either a stern telling off, or a couple of months of 3 square meals a day, game stations and a gym, endless supply of drugs and stuff (often mistaken for being held at Her Majesty's pleasure) Evil or Very Mad


wind the clock back 200 years, the scum got shipped off to HM penal colony .....Australia, not a bad punishment I might add
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Brighton has an ANPR enabled CCTV network on all the roads in and out so I would expect the police to be able to do something using that  1988 90 Td5 NAS soft top
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Martin wrote:
Brighton has an ANPR enabled CCTV network on all the roads in and out so I would expect the police to be able to do something using that


yes watch it come and go!

As for Oz Melbournes slightly different 200 years ago and the Mancs don't like the sun much Rolling with laughter
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Agree fully on the tk102 or other type.

Police has to act when you are able to pinpoint your car or they can be held responsible, big difference with the standard "we will look out for it" procedure.

Just one thing about it, install it yourself and dont register it at your insurance (even if that would give you a discount).

I had one car stolen 2 weeks after mandatory installation (insurance) of an alarm system. They drove off with it using a fob and key as if it was theirs.

Same goes for house alarms btw

pulling a list from a database takes a minute for a rotten apple but is worth a years payment. A lot of insurance companies give full access to customer data on their system for their brokers, just imagine how many possibilities for leaks that is.

Hope for the owner they find it back

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