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Old 01-01-2011, 06:24 PM   #1
mrfordfairmont
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Default nearly had the ef stolen last night

i have just checked the wagon(has stopped raining) and the drivers door lock has been tampered with.
there is no cover outer cover over the lock(see pictures)
it was parked on the street at morayfield and they have scratched the paint and removed the cover not happy but good i still have the car

taligate lock with cover


drivers door


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