While I parked my car off the street near the office on a recent Saturday night, both side mirrors were stolen. Please note that my mirrors were fastened to an electrical system in which I could systematically move the mirrors up and down and left to right.
Why would someone take the time to steal the mirrors
Two amazing things happened, I thought.
1) The "plastic" casing was still attached to my car, but no mirrors. Your first thought may be "why". Yeah, I thought about it myself. The thieves took the time to detach the mirrors from the wiring without pulling or breaking the wire casing.
2) As I checked the rest of my car, I noticed nothing else was stolen or vandalized. Not even a scratch was made to it....
Totally weird. Now I have to shell out $150.00 (approx. $74.00 each) for replacements.
So, if you see a couple 2000 Ford Taurus side mirrors for sale at a local DC pawn shop or on sale at E-bay, please let me know. Depending on the price, I may want to buy them back. Thanks.
Note to self: Unless you know that the neighborhood is a safe place, do not park your car in DC after dark!
Recording and sharing my experiences onscreen. Writing about the Washington DC metro area, Christianity, current events, travel, the local church scene, and my life adventures...And, yes, any tales, observations, & opinions may be included.
3.18.2008
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