Car de-locking??

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  1. Jason Bourne

    Jason Bourne Registered User

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    Car de-locking??

    Woke up this morning to find that my car has been broken into :(

    Luckly there wasn't anything too valuable in there.. they just got away with my entire aftershave collection that I used to keep in my glovebox :mad:

    Other than that there is just a hole in my door where the hammered the screwdriver in.

    I'm on a personal vendetta to get my revenge.. one way or another.. :samurai:

    Anyways does anyone know a good garage where I can get my car de-locked??
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  3. Sleepy

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    sorry to hear that mate.

    with a bit luck they will have got ran over n died a horrible death on the way from ur car :up:

    i wud just try kwik fit or sumwhere? or look on www.yell.com
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    kwik fit are thieving bastards,,,steer clear of them like (no pun intended:D )

    better off going to a local garage there much more down to earth
  5. Earl Grey

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    were are you at?...i have a bodyshop in sunniside near whickham.

    were not cheap,but we offer the best quailty work around
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    Earl Grey time for tea

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    hugging trees , if you dont like it , fuck off , i
    kwik fit????????..they do tyres n zorst's man....far from bodywork:)
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    I'd take it to a local garage that you know

    My car got broken into before Christmas, think it cost about £40 to get a new lock fixed
  8. Sleepy

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    can u tell i know nowt bout cars?? :lol:
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    Lets hope nothing goes wrong with yours then!
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    i had to replace the back wiper....took me days cos every1 kept tellin me different things :lol:

    i just ended up buying a rubberthing and it clipped on and replaced what was there. winner :lol:
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    I wouldnt even know how to change a tyre! Id have to call My Dad!
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    i cant change my tyres i dont think.

    if they burst or whatever i just have to drive to a garage sumwhere n buy new ones i think :spangled:
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    This is the way forward!

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    haha aye!

    my insurance company talked me into getting all that extra cover. so i took it.

    then realised i get it all free with me car anyway :dunce:
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    ha ha!
  16. Jason Bourne

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    I can do the basics, just not this :(

    The lock is fine.. they just stuck a screwdriver through the door panel next to the lock.. cheeky bastards.

    Actually I suppose they did as little damage as possible so thats something to be grateful for.

    I'm gonna remove the locks, smooth the door panels and get a cat 1 alarm fitted..

    Lets see the little bastards get in then :mad: :cool2:
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    :eek: people like you shouldnt be allowed on the road :lol:

    a tyre? i made a point of learning shit like that, just in case. :lol:

    tell you what, let someone show you how to do it, then change your tyre once. at least if you are caught miles from a garage you arent going to be wrecking your car driving to one. what if its not open? jeez. and you are a man





    although thats debatable :p

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