What happens when you leave your keys, wallet and tools in your car,
 

while at work. It might just be a Yaris. But it deserves better this this.

This happened to my friend last week in Moncton, NB.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1698946284.jpg
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That sucks.

I'm missing the story here. I've probably left keys wallet and tools in my car before but I don't think this wasn't the end result...

What was he thinking? Look like he wasn't.

When the thieves don't even want your car, and you don't leave a few Benjamins in yer wallet .... stuff happens ;)

You're right, wasn't thinking,

There's gotta be more to the story ....

Car was stolen, joy ride, ending with the car getting trashed? I'm surprised it wasn't set on fire after all of the rest.

keys left in car, so someone steals the car, drives it like they stole it, including rolling it over (hence all of the damage and mud/grass). Maybe filled with garbage after and then abandoned.

And a lot of needles too. My friend (the owner) is very upset with himself, oh and no insurance either.

Not how I would do it. But what can you do, it's done.

the radiator looks as it could be good yet.

Yikes on both counts!
LOL! "Silver Lining Steve," that's what we call him, also "Two Dollar Chipotle Ranch Grilled Burrito Steve" and "Marie Calendar Pot Pie Steve."

My friend said he went out to the car at break (2:30)PM and it was gone at 4:00PM. He said it was quite close to the job site but no one noticed anything. He said the car next to his had the keys in the ignition (a newish SUV) but they took his car instead. He said the keys were on the floor, sorta out of site. Lot of people do that.....He'll never do it again;
he says, we'll see. I still feel bad for him.

My guess would be a couple skanky dudes happened to show up in the ER that same day after falling down stairs.

My pants always have pockets. That's where I keep my keys, phone and wallet. It seems to work OK for me.

I can only imagine that folks up there must feel super secure. I actually feel super secure, I am not worried or concerned about anyone coming on my property and messing with my stuff. I don't lock my car (on my property), but I also don't leave the keys in it. Anytime my car is anywhere other than on our property, the doors get locked. I do lock the doors to the house, although I think that's unnecessary, and mostly for my wife's sake.

There are crazy, low-life folks everywhere. I think there are drugs that make people do stupid stuff everywhere, especially in the middle of no where.

Did he get his keys, wallet, or tools back?

Car- check.

I'm afraid that's going to show up on a Carfax report.

"Relax, all right? My old man is a television repairman, he's got this ultimate set of tools. I can fix it."

Nearest city is anchorage. Maybe three hours away. Couple times a year a car full of addicts will drive down and loot cabins. Sometimes they’re caught and savagely beaten. Sometimes not.

Sucks balls that even in bum**** nowhere we have to lock our doors now.

I know what you mean. I've left the halter on my horse and put the bridle in my saddle bag and nobody ever wrecked my horse.

Unfortunately "Bumf*** nowhere" is the fastest growing city in Atlantic Canada. I was by there two days ago and the expansion is kind of un nerving.

Best
Les