Stolen - Green Defender 130 Double Cab with Ivor Williams Top

[Ady881]

Green Defender 130 Double Cab Pickup with Ivor Williams Top

Between midnight and 7 am on the 18th March 2012

Stolen from Mildenhall Suffolk

running with a 2.5 TDi

Reg H652 OEV

VIN/Chassis No. SALLDKAF7HA900407

Engine No. 11L06158A

The Vehicle had a Stop Lock Steering lock

It has a set of black Tree/Rock Sliders, Ivor Williams silver Top & spare wheel on the bonet. I dont have any pictures of her with the Ivor on.

Suffolk police have been informed and the crime number is 64/18march2012

The back is full of horse tack ie. saddles, briddles, and lots of associated items as we where off to a pony event today so also have 5 very upset females.

I know the chances of seeing her again are very slim but you got to have hope.

My Phone number is 07881 803025

[Edit : Database updated]

[Landy1uk]

Sorry to hear this Have posted it on facebok and twitter

[Ady881]

Thanks

[Party Monkey]

Hi Ady881,

Sorry to hear the news.   I've also posted it on the Defender2 forum with a link back to here.    See you've also posted it on Landyzone too.   

Might also be worth alerting any LR clubs local to your area too.

Unfortunately, steering locks alone seem to offer very little protection against theft and even the best can be removed within a couple of minutes.      All that said though, a decent steering lock, together with a decent pedal lock, security etching, aftermarket alarm etc, the way you park it etc all provide hurdles for the thief to overcome.

I really hope you get her back.    Please have a browse around the different threads on here on security products if you get a chance.

[Ady881]

Hi Party Monkey

I've looked at a lot of security ideas and will probably incorporate some of them.

I'm a Sparks by trade so I've a few ideas about adapting some electrical ideas to make some sort of hy-brid security device around the vehicle/immediate area and the replacement will be having a top notch alarm/tracker, a disc lock and I cant make me mind up about the Yanchor.

But if all else fails the wife went out yesterday and returned with a very large rotweiller cross bull mastif and that will be the Landy's guard dog, the idea is to let it run free in the compound we are creating to keep the new one.

If I get the oppotunity to confront them I'll introduce them to the inside of a cartridge or two.