Should i sell the SEAC

Should i sell the SEAC

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stainless_steve

Original Poster:

6,032 posts

259 months

Thursday 12th February 2004
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Some of you might of read the thread in TVR Gossip,
i'm well pissed off, is it worth all the hassle, he didn't even get close to my car this time , lost a shite load of money which i won't get back, totaly pissed off and gutted but at least the wife is ok.


yours a truly pissed off Steve

lazyitus

19,926 posts

267 months

Thursday 12th February 2004
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If you feel bad now Steve, wait 'til after you sell the 450!

Daft question mate, its a one off and could have happened even if you had a Montego Turbo.

Understand you feel like shite but wait a couple of days to simmer down. Then ask yourself the same question.

I think I know what the answer will be!

jmorgan

36,010 posts

285 months

Thursday 12th February 2004
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Cluckin bell! Just read the General TVR post. What a bastard. We hope she, and yourself are OK.

I don't know what to say. One comment would be don't let them get to you and keep it. But then it hasn't happened to me or Linda so feel greatly unqualified to back that statment up.

pistolar

1,474 posts

269 months

Thursday 12th February 2004
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So what do you do???
Sell the Tiv, buy a mondeo.
Sell the house, but a hovel.
hide when the door bell rings??

NO !!!! Do you heck as like
Did those ancesters who fought for your freedom give up
BOLLOCKS DID THEY!!!

This Island! This England!
In the words of Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush dont give up!!

york33

989 posts

263 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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$h&t! Glad she's alright. Is a bit of a shocker to read this happening this close to home (if you know what I mean) Can't really think of any inspiring words, but cheer up mate, they're both OK

Dave

PS Hope you don't sell her!

waynester

6,359 posts

251 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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Scumbags!!!! Feel for you Steve, i spent 3 years as a so unfortunately have 1st hand experience of these pond life!
Obviously the main thing is your wife is physically ok..TVR's and gold are poor comparisons to serious injury or even loss of life.
Take it easy both of you........try anyway.
There are good guys out there...most of them seem to drive TVR's

(Oh yeah..DON'T sell the sausage egg and chips)

Wayne.

TaSmania

782 posts

264 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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Steve thats really awfull news. I hope your wife's okay.
Can you get the car secure garaged & out of site? To sell the car would be a wrench. I had to bail out of the sale of mine as I couldn't face it going. IMHO your car is the definitive Wedge. (Full SEAC spec'd 450 & the press car).
Keep yer spirits up and give your good lady loads of luv
Good Luck
Tas

>> Edited by TaSmania on Friday 13th February 08:35

Gerry Attrick

614 posts

250 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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Sorry to hear the news - see my other posting. Don't sell the car. It is one of the things to which you have an attachment. If you sell it, the b***er will have got you one more time. Balance it against the things yo have lost - "At least he didn't get the Tiv" should be the attitude.
Don

danny hoffman

1,617 posts

263 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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Real back luck - I hope you both get over it quickly. You don't think the jeweller may have tipped off the robber?

Danny

firefox1712

1,772 posts

256 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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Steve -

I am truly shocked to hear this. I felt the colour drain from my cheeks and my lips curl downwards as I read your tale. This was a truly horrific experience for your wife - lots of cuddles required methinks.

You shouldn't sell the TVR as it is your pride and joy - and it is now the really famous one. On the other hand it may end up being forever associated with this incident and serve as a constant reminder. The decision must really be with you - do what you want to do.

All I can do is offer you my hearfelt wishes and finest regards in the hope that you and your wife will recover from this, and that the perpetrator is duly caught and properly punished.

firefox

kevinday

11,670 posts

281 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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Steve, sorry to hear of the incident, no do not sell the SEAC, black out the garage windows so that you cannot see in.

stever

1,527 posts

250 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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S/S can only echo other comments made, main thing is yer missis is OK, I'm sure she is very shaken.

If you sell the SEAC you may as well curl up cos then the scum have won, take some time and refuse to be beaten, I know you will.

Focus on the positive e.g. BBW Fest for one!

Best regards to you both.

Steve

pistolar

1,474 posts

269 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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make sure everyone in your road knows what happened. put up posters on the lamp posts warning of thieves in the area. We had a spate of car break ins in my road, as soon as i leafleted the whole road and put up the posters it amazingly stopped

rev-erend

21,430 posts

285 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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Steve,

Well firstly : Hope you wife get's over this.

Talk to the police.

Think about security - external lights, where you live (are you now happy with the area..), car garaged (out of sight ..) I don't have a garage but rent one quite cheaply from the council..

Personal defence course etc..

I'm sure you've already thought of these though !

crankedup

25,764 posts

244 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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Agree with everyone else of course, get yourself a rotweiler dog to look after you your family and your personal belongings. If the shite heads fancy it you know what to do. It's about time this crap so called goverment stopped bloody talking and smiling and got on with doing some good for this country of ours.
Keep your SEAC at leasdt for two more months then see how you feel. Best of luck and wish you and your wife well.

stevehall

235 posts

284 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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Very sorry to hear this.

Don't sell it - then they'll have won.

If you fancy a drink and someone to rant at I'm in Horbury.

Chin up

Steve Hall

tvr novice

50 posts

248 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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Thoughts go with you and the missus It can't be esy to deal with.

CCTV & video has got to be the way to go. might not stop the low life but You may be able to find out who it is


Combine this with a rotweiller and you may also be able to watch the b'stard get his balls chewed

As regards the Wedge - KEEP IT. What else would you buy that wasn't a target for some idiot. At least with the SEAC it's rare so what can they do with it? pity they havn' t got the sense to realise that

Pies

13,116 posts

257 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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Steve if you sell the SEAC what will you replace it with.I mean any other sports car is just as likely,and in many cases,to be more desiriable to the scum.So could you and do you want to drive a boring car
So no you shouldn't sell,you should enjoy the car and what it brings to your life.

Hope the misses is doing ok


Dont let the ba5tards get you down!

gaston

21,189 posts

247 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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Sorry to hear about it. Seems to be a regrettable risk of owning a decent car - I guess we all have tales of similar experiences over the years. Unless you've got access to "safe" parking everywhere you go the only answer to save a lot of worrying is to run some cheap old car as well to reduce the risks.

pistolar

1,474 posts

269 months

Friday 13th February 2004
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Changed my mind, sell the SEAC. Obviously with the depressed market and time of year, i wont be able to offer a lot.