Car Vandalised
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Other half come beck from the dog walk hoping mad.....
Some clown has vandalized her car (Full Fat RR), smearing mud on all door handles (fortunately just mud).
She suspects husband of someone who she made redundant a few years ago when chair of the local pre-school. He's a mature retired bloke and old enough to know better....
No real harm, but off putting having had a car keyed a few weeks ago in the supermarket.
On the edge of a nice rural Yorkshire village.
All very disappointing.
Some clown has vandalized her car (Full Fat RR), smearing mud on all door handles (fortunately just mud).
She suspects husband of someone who she made redundant a few years ago when chair of the local pre-school. He's a mature retired bloke and old enough to know better....
No real harm, but off putting having had a car keyed a few weeks ago in the supermarket.
On the edge of a nice rural Yorkshire village.
All very disappointing.
surveyor said:
Other half come beck from the dog walk hoping mad.....
Some clown has vandalized her car (Full Fat RR), smearing mud on all door handles (fortunately just mud).
She suspects husband of someone who she made redundant a few years ago when chair of the local pre-school. He's a mature retired bloke and old enough to know better....
No real harm, but off putting having had a car keyed a few weeks ago in the supermarket.
On the edge of a nice rural Yorkshire village.
All very disappointing.
Time to set-up a covert camera system inside the vehicle maybe? Easier if you have rear privacy glass.Some clown has vandalized her car (Full Fat RR), smearing mud on all door handles (fortunately just mud).
She suspects husband of someone who she made redundant a few years ago when chair of the local pre-school. He's a mature retired bloke and old enough to know better....
No real harm, but off putting having had a car keyed a few weeks ago in the supermarket.
On the edge of a nice rural Yorkshire village.
All very disappointing.
Hol said:
Don't discount, it being someone else, other than the obvious suspect with a grudge.
Its still worth taking a step back and considering if any other event near the house or on the local roads, car parks has occured.
Some people just have a screw loose, however, and you'd have to be equally mental to comprehend their actions. Its still worth taking a step back and considering if any other event near the house or on the local roads, car parks has occured.
rouge59 said:
It's my duty to inform the OP that by any definition of the word, he has not been the victim of vandalism, although anyone who uses the phrase 'Full Fat' in conjunction with a vehicle is bound to get on most peoples nerves.
I agree it's not vandalism however Full Fat is a well established term to describe that model of Range Rover.
s type" - whatever the reason it still sucks 
chrispmartha said:
Can I be the first to use the annoying phrase...
First world problems.
Just wash it off, or if you can't be bothered, pay a fiver for someone else to wash it off.
The problem is that next time it might be paint stripper. I had my old car vandalised (necessitating a full respray, new tyres and a new bootlid) when I visited a friend that had the misfortune of living in a rough area. Fortunately I didn't lose my NCB but it's enraging all the same!First world problems.
Just wash it off, or if you can't be bothered, pay a fiver for someone else to wash it off.
Hol said:
Don't discount, it being someone else, other than the obvious suspect with a grudge.
Its still worth taking a step back and considering if any other event near the house or on the local roads, car parks has occured.
Agreed. Although chief suspect was seen walking in that direction. It's not impossible to be someone else, but it's a quiet road with even fewer walkers and you'd really want to get even to stop a car to smear mud around.Its still worth taking a step back and considering if any other event near the house or on the local roads, car parks has occured.
Agreed it's easily resolved, but also easily upped to a key etc.... Said other-other half was being sent to get it washed today in any case as I have an important client to chauffeur around tomorrow.
So really it's just my feelings.
Thinking about it when we lived in the village it was a bit of a nightmare. Kids walking on top of cars, badges being nicked, mirror glass being nicked.... Perhaps it's really a hotbed of crime.
Clivey said:
The problem is that next time it might be paint stripper. I had my old car vandalised (necessitating a full respray, new tyres and a new bootlid) when I visited a friend that had the misfortune of living in a rough area. Fortunately I didn't lose my NCB but it's enraging all the same!
If there is a next time and it is paint stripper then its far more serious, a bit of mud on a car is not really serious is it.Someone threw a big mac on my Cayman windscreen once, oh the horror.
Pixelpeep7r said:
'Vandalised' does not cover things that can be repaired with a limp hose pipe.
You wanna try living round here, I've just had to pay £1200 to get an £8000 car looking ok enough to sell thanks to the local tag wearing inbreds.
Indeed. I had my windscreen and rear passenger window smashed once (and scratches from an attempt on the drivers window) when I foolishly left it outside the local'ish train station for a few days. Nothing taken, not even a rummage round, just the windows smashed. I'd have preferred it to have been keyed...You wanna try living round here, I've just had to pay £1200 to get an £8000 car looking ok enough to sell thanks to the local tag wearing inbreds.
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