View Full Version : Anyone from here? LR getaway car!
Rolly
13th December 2015, 01:19 PM
Policeman and ute at Yass service station - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) (http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-12-13/policeman-and-ute-at-yass-service-station/7024398)
I can think of quicker getaway vehicles........not capable, but a lot faster!
Slunnie
13th December 2015, 01:22 PM
I'm assuming the policeman just walked up and pulled him out through the door before the vehicle got too far down the road. :D
JDNSW
13th December 2015, 02:28 PM
http://www.scoopyassvalley.com.au/featured/shots-fired-as-armed-offenders-attempt-hijack-at-yass-service-centre/
John
P.S. Had a closer look - its a 130, not a Series.
87County
13th December 2015, 02:44 PM
Shots fired as armed offenders attempt hijack at Yass Service Centre ? Scoop Yass Valley (http://www.scoopyassvalley.com.au/featured/shots-fired-as-armed-offenders-attempt-hijack-at-yass-service-centre/)
John
P.S. Had a closer look - its a 130, not a Series.
definitely coil springs, but could it be a 120- - sacrilige
they've stuffed those front tyres I think :) ... only way to stop it , eh?
on a second look I guess you're right -it's got tdi or Td5 aircon & steering wheel, obviously a crim with taste,
do they have copies of LRO Int in the library at Goulburn ? - cause that's where they'll be spending Xmas I think :)
Scouse
13th December 2015, 03:58 PM
Rear brakes are discs, repeater lights are pre-Td5 so it'd be a 300Tdi IMO.
rick130
13th December 2015, 05:12 PM
Yep, looking at the g/box crossmember it's a Tdi 110, with Maxi flanges on the Sals too.
[edit] ACT plates too.
I'm still in bush mode and often leave the Landy unlocked here in Canberra, might have to be more vigilant seeing it's now a getaway car of choice. :o
:D
vnx205
13th December 2015, 05:32 PM
The air con is different from the one in my 1998 cab chassis 300TDi.
Will he be charged with driving a vehicle with insufficient tread on the front tyres? :D
rick130
13th December 2015, 05:59 PM
The air con is different from the one in my 1998 cab chassis 300TDi.
Will he be charged with driving a vehicle with insufficient tread on the front tyres? :D
Yep, looks like TD5 air con and a TD5 Land Rover bull bar.
87County
13th December 2015, 06:11 PM
Yep, looking at the g/box crossmember it's a Tdi 110, with Maxi flanges on the Sals too.
[edit] ACT plates too.
I'm still in bush mode and often leave the Landy unlocked here in Canberra, might have to be more vigilant seeing it's now a getaway car of choice. :
:D
Didn't realise you moved from the deep north Rick, no wonder you can't get anything cold in Murrurundi anymore.
Are congrats in order? (Did you get elected?)
rick130
13th December 2015, 06:23 PM
Are congrats in order? (Did you get elected?) ��
:Rolling:
No, I wouldn't last two seconds in that world.
Just here for work ATM, (although I've been here longer than I thought I would) it was time to move on.
Pedro_The_Swift
13th December 2015, 07:20 PM
OH!:o
so its (semi)permanent?
work hard or buy winter woolies!!:p
JDNSW
13th December 2015, 07:31 PM
......
Will he be charged with driving a vehicle with insufficient tread on the front tyres? :D
Perhaps, but if he is, I would expect it to be about the bottom of page three of the list of charges!
John
rick130
13th December 2015, 07:41 PM
OH!:o
so its (semi)permanent?
work hard or buy winter woolies!!:p
It's no colder here than where I was Pedro, but I don't plan on being here that long.
I hope.
SG1 Bones
13th December 2015, 10:33 PM
I'm assuming the policeman just walked up and pulled him out through the door before the vehicle got too far down the road. :D
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Tote
16th December 2015, 09:37 AM
A follow up on the offenders, seems that ice may have been involved.
Bail refused for Yass pursuit pair | Yass Tribune (http://www.yasstribune.com.au/story/3565610/bail-refused-for-yass-pursuit-pair/?cs=1302)
Regards,
Tote
Hall
16th December 2015, 09:57 AM
Well that makes sense. Need to have been impaired with non prescription drugs to consider a old Land rover ute as a getaway vehicle. :) With what they where possibly enjoying whilst committing the crime they would have thought the where going fast enough. Imagine hows much safer the world would be if old land rover utes became the vehicle of choice for getaway vehicles.
Cheers Hall
JDNSW
16th December 2015, 01:11 PM
One of the offences was stealing a car, which suggests that it was not their own ute - and suggests that not leaving the keys in your Landrover (because nobody would dream of stealing it) might be a good idea!
John
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