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Old 13-07-2005, 06:20 PM   #1
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Default Stealing fuel...

I just watched on the news a peice about the sudden jump in fuel thefts from servo's I had a little laugh because they had a bit of footage where you could see the front of a car which looked a bit like an ea, the passenger filled the car up and when the attendant walked out the guy started to walk in as if to pay. Then when the attendant was almost iside, he turned around and jumped in and the car took off. What made me laugh was it was a Vn! I was kinda hoping it wasn't a ford.

But yeah they were saying that for every 50l of fuel stolen they need to sell another 5000l to make up the money.

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