One for the money.

[Mr Speirs]

So I go off to london to do some work leaving my car at the office in Northampton. Arrive back after a looooooong day at work starting at 8.30am and arriving back at the office at 4am to find some thieving scrotebags had decided to try and relieve my car off all of it wheels.
I personally think cars look and work better with wheels but then what do I know.

Fortunately they had only managed to get away with one but the rest were attached by only one loose bolt each apart from one of the front wheels which was holding the car up by the wheel arch at a angle.

So at 4am in the snow there's me with two trolley jacks attempting to reattach the wheel and grab the spare out of the boot to give me the 4 wheel I needed to get the car away from the office incase they decided to come back and finish the job. They seem to have stolen a few wheel nuts aswell but again fortunately I had a spare set of locking wheel nuts in the boot to attach the wheel firmly enough to get home.

What a ball ache!!! So have spent most of today trying to find replacement wheel nuts which are non exsistant so went and bought 2 packs of locking wheel nuts to get back to the full amount of nuts and replace the old locking wheel nuts...wheel nuts.

To top it off aswell I have someone coming round tomorrow who wants to buy the car so I had to phone her up and tell her everything but she seemed okay as there is no actual damage and I would compensate enough for her to buy a new spare wheel if she ends up buying it.

So not even the snow has deterred pikey scum bags.

[dizzyblonde]

What sort of car do you have for somebody to try nicking your wheels?

And it must be seriously special to have the nuts as well! Cheeky buggers

nuts to that!

hope you're home warm and dry and full of beer now

[Stu]

So, let me get this straight.

I had a spare set of locking wheel nuts in the boot

Had these been in use you wouldn't of had a problem?








Almost as good as crash bungs protecting the top of the fridge.

Where the hell did you park it, Briar Hill?

[Mr Speirs]

Originally Posted by Stu

So, let me get this straight.
Had these been in use you wouldn't of had a problem?








Almost as good as crash bungs protecting the top of the fridge.

Spare set Stu...spare. Meaning there was a set on the wheels and a spare set in the boot

VT it was parked at Moulton Park. Very little traffic perfect to get up to mischeif without being seen. That said I've been parking it there for nearly 3 years now withno issues.

[Mr Speirs]

Originally Posted by dizzyblonde

What sort of car do you have for somebody to try nicking your wheels?

And it must be seriously special to have the nuts as well! Cheeky buggers

it's a Lexus IS200 so not that special but the wheels are the big 18" jobbies and rare as hens teeth so can't get a replacement easily

[yorkie_chris]

Locking wheel nuts do bugger all anyway, you can get them off with a double hex socket and a hammer.

Originally Posted by Mr Speirs

it was parked at Moulton Park.

That will be the same Moulton Park over really close to the eastern districts then?

Sorry to hear about the wheel mate

Any cctv in the area where you park?

[Stingo]

Originally Posted by Stu

So, let me get this straight.
Had these been in use you wouldn't of had a problem?








Almost as good as crash bungs protecting the top of the fridge.

This really is the funniest thing I've read in about three million years!!