Car Stolen Last Night
21 April 2008, 10:59 PM
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This country is getting worse!! Really gutted for you, as others have said, glad you and your family are ok, hope you get it back safe and sound!
22 April 2008, 10:44 PM
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Gave the details to them over at Scoobycity.. another group of people keeping an eye out for it now - just in case.
Only just seen this thread! Gutted for you mate, really am.
23 April 2008, 02:05 PM
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25 April 2008, 12:18 PM
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Does the car new get recorded as stolen/recovered? If so surely the value will be effected? Does the insurance take this into consideration?
Good news on the find though!!!!
Good news on the find though!!!!
25 April 2008, 02:39 PM
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25 April 2008, 02:47 PM
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If there is no claim then there will be no notifications to the DVLA surely? Threfore, it shouldn't have to be re-registered or nothing like that 
25 April 2008, 03:28 PM
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If the car has been reported to the insurance company as stolen then I think it will already be registered as stolen and now it's been found I think it will be recorded as stolen/recovered.
25 April 2008, 05:00 PM
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It is classed as a stolen & recovered, but wouldn't be a Cat D.
The only thing i might suggest is seeing how much the repairs would be to do yourself, then see if you can withdraw the claim it it isn't too much.
(If the repairs will be £500, and you've gotta pay a £400xs anyway, it might be worth paying yourself and withdrawing the claim.... assuming they'll make sure it won't go on the register)
The only thing i might suggest is seeing how much the repairs would be to do yourself, then see if you can withdraw the claim it it isn't too much.
(If the repairs will be £500, and you've gotta pay a £400xs anyway, it might be worth paying yourself and withdrawing the claim.... assuming they'll make sure it won't go on the register)