Zed wrote:

bioshock! wrote: they need a slap on the head...... With a crowbar!

fixed that for you

Glad for you they didn't get it.
But is it worth claiming if it's going to nuke your no-claims bonus? Is fixing the lock much more than £150 plus five years of higher premiums?

Sadly yes my local dealer has quoted £500 for all the repairs. Which I just have not got at the moment.

Ginger Phil wrote:Time to buy an alarm chap, if one had sounded they probably wouldn't have made such a mess of the barrel.

It did have but the dam Thing had got water in the sounder box so it went off but did not make a sound, gonna replace it upon the burgs return. Now I also had to pay out for a new chain and lock plus a cctv camera to keep an eye on my driveway, if they ever try again or target my cars then with a little bit of luck at least I might have a face to look for ( leather belt and steam iron )

amsmtb wrote:my local dealer has quoted £500 for all the repairs. Which I just have not got at the moment.

Get the parts and do it yourself...?

Wished I could. Sadly a bit too late now already being done by the insurance company.
Mind you if it's the same as my maj Was it needs dealer support for the coded key. Also I'm at work 16 hours a day. At the moment so not shaw ideas have time.

amsmtb wrote:.... I might have a face to look for ( leather belt and steam iron )

Yes, they wear their trousers awfully low, and creased too. Sounds like a cure

Bluebottle wrote:

amsmtb wrote:.... I might have a face to look for ( leather belt and steam iron )

Yes, they wear their trousers awfully low, and creased too. Sounds like a cure

Pmsl. Yes your right, and I should have added a bar of soap.

Zed wrote:

bioshock! wrote: they need a slap on the head...... With a crowbar!

fixed that for you /quote]
Yeah right