:curse:
I just can not think what is giong through the brain cell of the person who did this. It seems (to me) to be a deliberate action.
But why is beyond my understanding. >:(

:curse:
I just can not think what is giong through the brain cell of the person who did this. It seems (to me) to be a deliberate action.
But why is beyond my understanding. >:(

I dont think the doors accidentally fell off fella.... I would have thought anyone attacking a door with a grinder would have made a conscious decision to do so..... :tongue:

My repulsion of this act cannot be -------
Suffice it to say, something wrong with this society indicates that the perpetrators are unlikely to be detected and, if they were, we would not be allowed to stick them up on the summit in their underwear in midwinter. (Or maybe gibbet them on a nice observable crag -- Cloggy?)

My repulsion of this act cannot be -------
Suffice it to say, something wrong with this society indicates that the perpetrators are unlikely to be detected and, if they were, we would not be allowed to stick them up on the summit in their underwear in midwinter. (Or maybe gibbet them on a nice observable crag -- Cloggy?)

These sort of thefts boggle the mind, but there must have been some sort of bird-brained logic behind this. It looks as if the thieves were after free Land Rover doors and tried to help themselves. I would suspect that they are rebuilding a (stolen?) Land Rover somewhere so keep a look out for bits from other LRs going awol. Many years ago I had a Triumph TR6 which nicked from a cinema car park. It turned up 2 weeks later minus the bonnet and, strangely enough, the upholstery, seats and carpets!