Stolen - 1957 Austin A35

[Negative Creep]

Someone I know on another forum returned home to find his pride and joy stolen.It was in South East London so if anyone knows or sees anything please contact him



Details in the link

http://www.autoste.com/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=1&...

[Chiswickboy]

Link not working. Tried editing it but still no joy.

What depths do these scrotes go to to steal someon's p&j such as this.
Barstewards.

[joebongo]

Click quote on the OP and you'll see the link. Remove the extra spaces below:

http://www.autos h i t e.com/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=10442&sid=caee6b1f3380460e95b50b6e4cdeec60

[Chris_H]

This should do it!

http://bit.ly/el9vW6

[Morningside]

Really sorry to hear this but why an A35? The resale market would be rather limited and stick out like a sore thumb.
Strip for bits? People would start to wonder about a chap selling a parts that look suspiciously like those in the picture.

Joyriding? Nope.

Jealousy within the group?

[LRdriver II]

easy to nick.. scrappies weighed it in?

[Morningside]

LRdriver II said:

easy to nick.. scrappies weighed it in?

Never thought of that. Older cars have a higher metal content?

[davepoth]

LRdriver II said:

easy to nick.. scrappies weighed it in?

This. Compared to a ten year old car old ones are really easy to nick. If the guy's lucky an old lag has got tired walking home from the pub and decided he'd like to drive when he saw something easy to nick. It may turn up at a train station or similar in a day or so.

[Negative Creep]

Still hasn't been found I'm afraid