Stolen 1991 eagle talong tsi awd

Plate: BPHN956
car: 1991 eagle talon tsi awd
color: Brownish grey
Contact: 647 760 9252

is this yours???

yeah,

What the hell man ??? Bro someone must be watching you dude. Sorry Kiru :( what area ??

Thats unreal! You don't need a car alarm, you need trip wires and bombs! I'll of course keep my eyes peeled for you. That really sucks! When/where did this get scooped?!

Bridlewood mall, Zellers parking lot (Finch Ave and Warden intersection). Just got back, went to the spot and waited there in the civic for an hour-ish,

there was a cop there that left when I pulled up and parked o_O

Sorry to hear it man. I hope it gets found soon and in one piece. *fingers crossed*

unbelievable, my baby was stolen!!!!!!

Hope they find it Kiru!

Sorry to hear about that dude.

Any update? anyone find anything yet?

hope they catch who did this!~

Heard that there was good news and your car was found!

congrats, hopefully they didn't inflict to much damage.

Yup, car was found... pictures don't do the damage good... Tons of scrapes, and dents + the broken tail light ... at least the A to B can serve its purpose again

Don't worry.. it'll buff out?

Well Im glad it was found!! Did the SOB that stole it get found as well?!

wow its amazing that rarely happens, how and where it was found?

3 sets of prints found in the car. It was found across the street in a "shady" plaza... tank was pretty empty so they drove the shit out of it (filled it up a day before)...

meh, thats life q_q

any idea how they managed to steal the car in the first place?

no honestly... nothing broken, ignition cylinder in contact.... if anything, its harder to turn the key in the ignition now

Must've had a master key, only thing that makes sense.

Hydrolikz wrote:Must've had a master key, only thing that makes sense.

apparently there is no such thing as a master key...

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Hello,


I guess master key must be defined here. There is no such thing as a master key for a vehicle, like that you would think of for factories, apartments etc.

This lock in your truck is very sloppy and somewhere on my site http://www.autotheftexpert.com I even show a key cut for the lock and one that has comb like teeth in which both keys work with no problem.

There is no one out there good enough to determine if your vehicle was or was not force entered. Unless they have a very special tool like I have. A Crystal Ball!! LOL That is like proving a double negative.

Yes, one can state that there is evidence of forced entry, however if someone states in a so-called "forensic" report there is no forced entry, that cannot be factually proven. There are slim jims, wood wedges, air wedges and a host of break in tools.
Depending on the experience of a thief, there may or may not be tell-tale damage.

You lock your keys in your car. You dispatch a locksmith. He unlocks your car, but cannot do damage or you will sue him. The next day he is examining a reported stolen car for an insurance company and states he observed no signs of forced entry.


I commonly see so-called expert reports for the insurance company when examining a reported stolen car that there was no signs of forced entry. The problem with this is one very important fact seems to be always left out either by the reporting cop at the recovery site, or the expert. The car is UNLOCKED at the time of recovery and at the time of the exam. Can anyone explain that?

The fact this vehicle had an alarm does not by itself tell me anything. I would have to see the installation. If the alarm valet (shut off) switch is mounted in plain view, once the ignition is in the ON position, the switch gets flipped and that is the end of all alarm features. If you have starter disabled, that would now be off as well.

In your case, the remote start has no meaning because this vehicle does not have a transponder to be bypassed.

The cheesey ignition lock in the Ram commonly wore to the point it could be operated without a key at all doing no damage to the lock. These locks were commonly force rotated with a screwdriver as well, and no obvious damage would be seen on the exterior.

The last 2001 Dodge Ram case I testified in showing 4 keys for a brand new lock, in which only one was the "proper" key, yielded a $375,000 verdict for the insured in California (Sidhu v. Farmers).


The expert for the insurance company concluded the vehicle was last operated with a key of the proper type. My question at trial was: The proper key or the correct key? The jury did not believe the insurance expert locksmith.


If your claim is being denied, you need to talk to me and my personal email is robo14@aol.com

Rob

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I've been thinking it might be someone copying your keys. I've heard of cars getting stolen but not from the same guy within two years. I lived in your area so I can't say that ita rare thing but from the same guy naaa.

Just my thoughts.

But serious glad you got it back!!!

ORLY? Without going into to many details, i've seen one used before...It was only good for a certain make, but nonetheless it worked In both the door and ignition FYI.

i was always able to start my dads sunfire 97 and grand am 96 with my grand am key 97 all three keys were interchangeable

maaan thats lame..

home made bomb filled with rusty nails; everyone wins.