Evo/WRX Shootout Pic Thread 8/25
Aug 26, 2007, 03:58 PM
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I didn't mind people being around. After all, we were just testing and really had no time crunches or had to make any lane calls at any certain time.
Hopefully everyone got a chance to see enough of the car and products in person and got to ask any questions they had. After all, thats why we made the trip out there.
Hopefully everyone got a chance to see enough of the car and products in person and got to ask any questions they had. After all, thats why we made the trip out there.
Aug 27, 2007, 05:42 AM
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Thats a bunch of ninny nonsense. People being way too obcessively over cautious. No one is searching the internet looking for license plates to look them up and see where you live to steal your $25-30k car. You can find EVOs everywhere locally across the United States. We have EVOs, not Bugatti Veyrons. It's like wearing a fire suit everytime you drive your car just in case it catches on fire.
Aug 27, 2007, 06:02 AM
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overall had a fun day watching alot of nice evos and fast ones run down the track for the weather/temp....
couldnt say the same for the sti's though..
congrats to Brandon for running his times...
and congrats to Ricky at Top Level for his good times..
and to Al who will have his car up and running stronger and faster this time around..
couldnt say the same for the sti's though..
congrats to Brandon for running his times...
and congrats to Ricky at Top Level for his good times..
and to Al who will have his car up and running stronger and faster this time around..
Aug 27, 2007, 06:46 AM
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Thats a bunch of ninny nonsense. People being way too obcessively over cautious. No one is searching the internet looking for license plates to look them up and see where you live to steal your $25-30k car. You can find EVOs everywhere locally across the United States. We have EVOs, not Bugatti Veyrons. It's like wearing a fire suit everytime you drive your car just in case it catches on fire.
Aug 27, 2007, 07:10 AM
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generally speaking you need an 'in' to get an address from plates, perhaps someone working for the DMV to get that sort of information. You can't just walk into the DMV and say "hey, what's the address for this plate?" The people at the DMV are slow, but not stupid. There's no reason to normally ask for that sort of information.
Aug 27, 2007, 07:41 AM
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You're a tool if you think this is not happening! I work my local law enforcement agency and I can tell you for a fact that this is going on, Hell it even happend to my Father with his 93 Mustang Cobra. He used to show the car and someone got a couple pictures of it, looked up the tags through the DMV and stole his car. When the police caught the guy he confessed to doing it and told the police how he did it. Go to your local DVM and look up any tags I guarantee it will work.
theives are everywhere it sucks but its true, fact of life and we just have to deal with the bull***t
Aug 27, 2007, 07:53 AM
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You're a tool if you think this is not happening! I work my local law enforcement agency and I can tell you for a fact that this is going on, Hell it even happend to my Father with his 93 Mustang Cobra. He used to show the car and someone got a couple pictures of it, looked up the tags through the DMV and stole his car. When the police caught the guy he confessed to doing it and told the police how he did it. Go to your local DVM and look up any tags I guarantee it will work.
Oh now there's name calling
No, Im not the tool here, it sounds like you are. Someone went to the trouble of stealing your father's POS 93 Mustang by looking at the plates on the internet?
This is so hilarious, I cant stop laughing. What a joke. Im going to go to DMV later and attempt to get information on someone's license plates. Im sure they will give me all their information.