Sure it would be nice to have one, but not being able to show it off to anyone????

So what do they plan todo now? Ride around in the farm? Or wait 10 years and then make it reappear out of a “forgotten garage”, hey that might just work

Hope they find the GT-HO, that car has alot of value there.
That sounded like a well planed robbery and also the GT was easy to steal there, although they did move other cars.

Car was for sale……….but I doubt he had it stolen!

What are they going to do with it,even if they paint it another colour the VIN is registered on the GT Register so its worthless! They may as well give this one back like the last one that got stolen a few years ago! If they plan selling off the parts ,questions will be asked where the parts came from. So what rebody it and put a NORM BONES fake plate on the new one and keep the original in a safe? Those that look at Phase 3 now get experts to check them out, your never going to be able to sell it!! I guess all the GT clubs in Australia would know now,all the members in W.A were notified last night via email,so people are looking out for it! Plus I guess police will be looking for any containers leaving for overseas!

Going Ford. When are you going to grow up man? The Holden jabs are getting long in the tooth, especially as they’re on every single post. Then you have a whinge if someone says anything at all that can be interpreted as against your beloved Ford. LOL

These thieves probably have more success stealing the HO than the Rolls just because of the anti-theft systems on the Rolls. Plus how many people have a Rolls?

That said, I doubt they’ll get far with a genuine Phase 3, a 600k plus car (only 100 or so left). Ass kicking soon for these punks.

I just hope they don’t decide to destroy the car, you know what thieves are like. If they do, who’s up for some vigilante justice?

Amazing,HEARTBREAKING to lose anything irreplaceable.
What hope do you have of off loading something like this & not get caught?It would be near impossible.
First thing you would ask youself if presented with an opportunity like this or any car.
Is it stolen or subject to possible repo?
No doubt the LMCT’S would not touch it.
Any value in circulating engine/body ETC numbers here?

Hey Importjap they actually moved the Rolls and the $10000 GTS Monaro {late model}to get to the HO.

Karma will get them !

They broke into the Rolls?? I’m very surprised, those things are like Fort Knox. Sounds like the Monaro was the cheapest of the lot

car thieves are arseholes. pure and simple. never an excuse. never ever ever. f*ck the pricks who do this sort of shit.

Wasn’t this the car that passed in at auction for $600,000, and the seller wanted $750,00? For a car he only paid $250,000 for less than 5 years ago, tidy profit.

I have my doubts that this was a real robbery. But innocent until proven guilty I suppose.

Thanks Mr Missile.

We get suspicious because a car like this has no value on the black market due to the strictly monitored situation with the old GTs. They should have taken the Rolls or the Monaro and sold them on for a lot less hassle.

What has happened to the site??

Mr Missile???????

best way for getting any value is to ship it to other countries. locally it would be worthless or at least no where near 600k price.

question is that they could move the RR’s without tripping anything off. also makes u wonder how safe is your car when its overnight at the workshop.

ToyotaPaul just give it back !!! LOL

One less of such an icon of past Australian motoring history.

Devastating to see such an irreplaceable muscle car disappear. The car is useless to the thieves, but so valuable to the Australian Ford community.

Bastards. I’m sure they will get theirs in the end.

Yep I know some weird stuff has been happening lately.

Easy to move cars in a workshop after hours. I went in years ago after hours to pick up a car we had bought. It was getting detailed in the workshop, where all sorts of desireable cars were sitting around. Went into the dealers office to sign a few last papers before taking our new baby home, and there on a board behind his desk leaning against the wall was all the car keys for every vehicle on site, neatly labelled on pegs…
As long as a thief could get into the place, and knew what they were after, the keys would be there somewhere for the taking, and no car alarm would be set off if you use the cars own keys to unlock and start it…

i feel sorry for you the best Australian muscle car ever made you must be devastated people who take other people cars have no respect and are nothing but scum thay will be judged for what thay do life has a way of getting all of them in the end
very sorry for your loss
paul

It is utterly disgusting that anyone would steal such a priceless car, I am convinced the owner is heartbroken by such a callous act of such callous and disgusting animals who have no concern for other’s feelings and property! The Owner should post the car on the internet in North America.
A strange thing happened to a friend of my parents. My mother was a artist and wood carver and she carved a beautiful bush scenery with a grizzly bear onto the stock of a custom left hand long barrelled gun for a Hunting Guide. Then one day somebody stole the gun from the Hunting Guide’s truck. It was gone for over 12 years. Then one day some creep committed a crime and all of his guns were confiscated including this left hand custom rifle. It made national news in Canada from east to west. And no one new who the gun belonged to. A retired Game Warden remembered vaguely of Hunting Guide in British Columbia who used a left handed custom rifle and called the Police in eastern Canada and the gun was returned, the owner was pictured on the front page of the newspaper holding his prized high powered left handed custom rifle with the beautiful carvings. The moral of this story….hopefully somebody will see this beautiful car and call INTERPOL and see to it that the RIGHTFUL OWNER gets his prized car back. Donna