We bought the house with the garage, but then somehow ended up with 4 cars in the household, so be careful :lol: Doesn't matter that the Bluebird sits in the street, but it's always a rarity to get the driveway, let alone the garage to park the E34.
Oh, and to add to the joy of $2,500 of missing wheels (Which looked like crap anyway, my brother should get some taste!), the thieves in their infinite wisdom decided to jack one side of the rear using the rear suspension strut, hold the other side up using bricks on the brake rotor (go figure, bricks aren't known in the industry for holding up cars. They cracked) and held the passenger front side up by placing two bricks under the steering arm, which proceeded to slip as we were attempting to get wheels back on there to hold the car up. Luckily we were able to get some steel wheels on short notice this morning to hold it up.
Spent the morning trying to get the car back on wheels. Not the best start to holidays that I've ever had. My furious brother had to take my Bluebird to work :lol:
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If anyone does this to my car, I'll find them and beat them to a pulp with their fucking bricks.
Dumb bastards can't even find the jacking points, they brought jacks for crying out loud! Annoying part is, my parents and my neighbors heard people talking loudly at around 5:30AM. But being that it's a quiet, wealthier suburb where people are usually running and walking their dogs, my dad decided not to go outside to see what all the noise was about. Thought it was just the neighbors just being noisy...
100e/set, might need a new set of tyres on them.
