Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it

Posted By: Mark PPG Scheitzbach

Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 13, 2011 12:15 pm UTC

A friends car was stolen yesterday around midnight from Magnus Motorsports. It is a 1992 Acura NSX- Black with black wheels. License plate BEFM 318. It was last seen heading south on Keele St around Steeles...

Please keep a look out for it! This guy is a car lover like the rest of us...
Posted By: Mike Kozlakowski

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 13, 2011 01:27 pm UTC

That sucks. Coincidently I saw a black NSX yesterday (the 12th) around 8:30am on the 401 heading west from Durham into Scarborough, I believe he got off at Morningside or Neilson. Not sure if this was pre or post the timeline of the theft, but I thought I'd mention it.

Posted By: Bryan Lawrence

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 13, 2011 01:33 pm UTC

Heard about this, this morning was curious if it was Marko's or a clients. Hopefully they can recover it before it gets stripped or shipped!
Posted By: manuel salazar

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 13, 2011 02:37 pm UTC

This is Robbie's car, the exhaust note it's pretty deep because of the turbo. You WILL know if you see it right away.
The car has black powder coated wheels , so black on black.

This faking car has to surface, it's bullshit.

Fackin low life thiefs .

-Manuel

Posted By: Guillaume Berton

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 13, 2011 04:55 pm UTC

That sucks, I'll keep an eye out. People caught stealing/stripping stolen cars should be charged to go through the same thing they did to the cars; stripped and rode by thugs in prison.
Posted By: Mark Magnoli

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 13, 2011 05:27 pm UTC

http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2978898
Posted By: Mike Petro

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 13, 2011 05:35 pm UTC

Things gorgeous.. hopefully the douchebag get's caught
Posted By: Ziggy Dietrich

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 13, 2011 07:03 pm UTC

I have no idea why everyone is so "down" on this thief. Surely there was insurance on this vehicle?

A lot of guys would say: In that case, it is "covered", and therefore a "victimless" crime. Let the poor thief have some fun with a car he could never afford....He has probably had a tough time, and needed a little enjoyment....
Posted By: Bryan Lawrence

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 13, 2011 07:32 pm UTC

Insurance is never going to give him what he has put into that car. So in the end, a car that he has spent a ton of time getting it to where it is, is going to cost him even more. Plus he has to hunt down a minty NSX so he can get it back to where it is.
Posted By: Garrett Logan

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 13, 2011 11:44 pm UTC

i can see why someone would want it really bad...beautiful car...could one not have it appraised, and insured for what's it's worth currently, rather than a "book" value?
Posted By: Deep Mann

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 13, 2011 11:47 pm UTC

Was the car parked outside Magnus ?
Posted By: Brandon Clement

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 13, 2011 11:58 pm UTC

I hope the guy gets his car back, that's horrible. I feel bad when someone looked through my old glove box when I left my dsm unlocked, make me feel bad man frown Couldn't imagine hearing it is gone. Especially when it's as rare of a car like the nsx, and the amount of money he put in it
Posted By: James Karban

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 14, 2011 12:46 am UTC

The car is probably in freight container heading to Asia by now.
Posted By: Paul Bratina

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 14, 2011 01:34 am UTC

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could one not have it appraised, and insured for what's it's worth currently, rather than a "book" value?
Of course.
Posted By: Mike Petro

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 14, 2011 01:38 am UTC

Then you're assuming that the person doing the appraisal knows what he is looking at.

When I made my claim for a fire incident, the appraiser decreased the value because of the stock "cuts-outs" in the plastic lining behind the passenger fender for the SMIC. Nothing I said or showed him, mattered.

Posted By: manuel salazar

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 14, 2011 02:55 am UTC

Originally Posted by Ziggy Dietrich, RTM Racing
I have no idea why everyone is so "down" on this thief. Surely there was insurance on this vehicle?

A lot of guys would say: In that case, it is "covered", and therefore a "victimless" crime. Let the poor thief have some fun with a car he could never afford....He has probably had a tough time, and needed a little enjoyment....



Wow...
Posted By: Mark Bondy

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 14, 2011 03:05 am UTC

I think Ziggy is being facetious, Manuel. It's a rivalry with a few other members of the board, not intended for the owner of the car. I think. :shrug:


Posted By: Garrett Logan

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 14, 2011 03:39 am UTC

Originally Posted by Mike Petro
Then you're assuming that the person doing the appraisal knows what he is looking at.

When I made my claim for a fire incident, the appraiser decreased the value because of the stock "cuts-outs" in the plastic lining behind the passenger fender for the SMIC. Nothing I said or showed him, mattered.


True, it's like judged sports in the olympics...but i guess even if you could get back 50% of what you put in, it doesn't make anything better, but it's better than nothing. It's really a shame. I'd be devastated if someone stole my Lancer, not cause its a half-decent car, but because all the hard work i put into it.
Posted By: Brandon Clement

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 14, 2011 03:51 am UTC

Originally Posted by Ziggy Dietrich, RTM Racing
I have no idea why everyone is so "down" on this thief. Surely there was insurance on this vehicle?

A lot of guys would say: In that case, it is "covered", and therefore a "victimless" crime. Let the poor thief have some fun with a car he could never afford....He has probably had a tough time, and needed a little enjoyment....


Ah this again, like I said, committing a crime against an individual is not something I think is ok. Robbing a bank, lying to the government to save on taxes is fine tho, as long as no individual gets hurt.

but anyways, having insurance doesn't mean sh!t unless he had the car appraised with all the current mods etc. Regular insurance on an NSX, I'm sure he would get maybe 15k for it.
Posted By: Paul Bratina

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 14, 2011 11:48 am UTC

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Then you're assuming that the person doing the appraisal knows what he is looking at.
We're talking about two different kinds of appraisers here. The one I'm referring to is an appraisal one gets BEFORE they purchase insurance with the intent of having coverage to cover that amount. Of course, very few owners take this route since the insurance premiums are naturally going to be more.
Posted By: Mark Magnoli

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 14, 2011 12:19 pm UTC

Ziggy, there's more to this than just having insurance and letting them deal with it. Unlike you, some of us are friends with Marco and some know Rob and can vouch for him as being a stand-up guy who like us, put a lot of blood, sweat and tears into transforming his NSX into to what it was today – something insurance can’t replace. The reason why everyone is “so down on this thief” is to bring awareness and hopefully put enough “heat” on this theft that the car gets “dumped” somewhere and ultimately found – if it’s not already shipped out? You have used this forum to bring awareness on many topics of dealings with certain shops / individuals and this is no different. It’s letting the enthusiast community know about what happened. If you Google “NSX Stolen Magnus” you will see how many different forums have a thread on this topic. All these forums touch many different local clubs / enthusiasts and “awareness” has in the past been proven to find stolen cars.
Posted By: Ziggy Dietrich

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 14, 2011 01:23 pm UTC

Yes, I was being sarcastic. There are a few morons on this board who think some crimes are "victimless" because they are "covered". These clowns think it is OK to steal from government and big business, then bitch about taxes, insurance costs, etc. They are correct that if you steal from government you are not stealing from an individual, but they are too stupid to realize that if you steal from government you are stealing from EVERY individual. The reason our taxes and costs are so high is that TOO MANY people steal from the government and cheat the insurance companies. Somehow they can't grasp the concept that stealing is stealing, doesn't matter the amount or who was robbed, it is still THEFT, and ANY thief belongs in the same class as the person who stole this car.
Posted By: Mike Eng

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 14, 2011 08:53 pm UTC

Originally Posted by Mark Magnoli
If you Google “NSX Stolen Magnus” you will see how many different forums have a thread on this topic. All these forums touch many different local clubs / enthusiasts and “awareness” has in the past been proven to find stolen cars.


You're quite right about this. I read not long ago about a "decked out" civic hatch that had been stolen and sold to someone, only to have the car found at a car club show. The original owner still had the spare key, jumped into the car started it. Then the new owner picked a fight with the original owner, anyway..long story short. There was a few thread topics on the car that had been stolen, which lead the original owner to believe that it may surface at this "car show" and low and behold, it was there. I'm sure the police had to get involved at that point and sorted out the mess.

So yes, discussing the NSX having been stolen..can't do any harm, only good. WHAT A SAD LOSS THOUGH frown
Posted By: Will Belancic

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 15, 2011 12:09 am UTC

Seen an NSX this evening @ 7:27pm on Hwy#8 and turning left onto Bartlett towards the QEW.

This was black...the one I seen had the new row of LED's below the headlights.
Posted By: Roman Cullen

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 15, 2011 12:56 am UTC

Saw that one months back Will. Some woman owns it...
Posted By: Will Belancic

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 15, 2011 01:04 am UTC

I seen a blonde women in the passenger seat?
Posted By: Roman Cullen

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 15, 2011 01:15 am UTC

I saw the blonde women driving it last time =O
Posted By: manuel salazar

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - September 16, 2011 11:15 am UTC

Yeah, she loves driving the car.
Her husband is on prime.
Posted By: Mike Eng

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - October 28, 2011 07:07 pm UTC

did this car ever get found?
Posted By: Bryan Lawrence

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - October 28, 2011 07:52 pm UTC

I was wondering the same thing
Posted By: manuel salazar

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - October 31, 2011 02:46 am UTC

Unfortunally no.

-Manuel
Posted By: Mike Petro

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - November 24, 2011 06:23 pm UTC

Seems like it was found according to their Facebook page

https://www.facebook.com/magnusmotorsports


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The NSX that was Stolen from our shop 2 months ago has been found chopped to pieces, in a Home Garage about 2km from our shop. RUCKUS MOTORSPORTS and their associates have been arrested by the Police. They operate a shop about 6kms from our location. I have absolutely no remorse for what will happen to these individuals who committed this crime. One minute they are your buddies, next minute they are stealing your car and cutting it to pieces to probably to fund their failed attempt at a drag racing hobby. What does this say about our hobby and profession, when people can steal something that someone has poured their hard work and soul into for their own greed. Has your car been stolen? I'd check with them. Please share this with with everyone you know


RUCKUS MOTORSPORTS
http://rukusmotorsports.com/
Posted By: Mike Petro

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - November 24, 2011 06:24 pm UTC

Seems like it was found according to their Facebook page

https://www.facebook.com/magnusmotorsports


Originally Posted by Magnus Motorsports

The NSX that was Stolen from our shop 2 months ago has been found chopped to pieces, in a Home Garage about 2km from our shop. RUCKUS MOTORSPORTS and their associates have been arrested by the Police. They operate a shop about 6kms from our location. I have absolutely no remorse for what will happen to these individuals who committed this crime. One minute they are your buddies, next minute they are stealing your car and cutting it to pieces to probably to fund their failed attempt at a drag racing hobby. What does this say about our hobby and profession, when people can steal something that someone has poured their hard work and soul into for their own greed. Has your car been stolen? I'd check with them. Please share this with with everyone you know


RUCKUS MOTORSPORTS
http://rukusmotorsports.com/
Posted By: Bryan Lawrence

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - November 24, 2011 06:27 pm UTC

That is wild! Glad they found them, sorry the car was in the condition it was in.
Posted By: Guillaume Berton

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - November 24, 2011 06:37 pm UTC

A mutual shop stole it and cut it up? WOW, I would definitely not feel remorse for what fate has in store for them. That's low.
Posted By: Michael Lee

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - November 24, 2011 06:54 pm UTC

Holy sh!t! That's just downright wrong!

Their website says they've been in the business for over 15 years and they pull this?

If the above is true.

Damn.

Who knows it could have been an individual or a few from the shop, but not in any way affiliated with the shop owner if you know what I mean.
Posted By: manuel salazar

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - November 24, 2011 07:48 pm UTC

Time to shut down that facking chopshop, I wonder how many other cars they stole.

Scums.

-Manuel
Posted By: Mike Petro

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - November 24, 2011 09:01 pm UTC

NSX Club should pay a visit? If they haven't already...
Posted By: Brandon Clement

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - November 24, 2011 10:00 pm UTC

Definitely some bullshit and these guys should get their hands cut off, but Magnus needs to hire some security or some sh!t, or keep these cars inside.
Posted By: Sven Hebbard

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - November 25, 2011 03:50 am UTC

http://alberta.kijiji.ca/c-cars-veh...njected-800HP-Capable-W0QQAdIdZ332792501


I know it doesn't relate these are such beautiful cars
Posted By: Mike Eng

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - November 26, 2011 05:33 pm UTC

Originally Posted by Brandon Clement
Definitely some bullshit and these guys should get their hands cut off, but Magnus needs to hire some security or some sh!t, or keep these cars inside.


technically the NSX was inside....their dyno bay which the car was in. Well that's what I read, maybe on a different forum, but same event.
Posted By: Brandon Clement

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - November 27, 2011 02:46 am UTC

So the thieves broke into the shop to steal it?
Posted By: Chris Mckee

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - November 29, 2011 07:25 pm UTC

Car was in parking lot, was stolen while they were running the dyno
Posted By: Andre Mourinho

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - November 30, 2011 03:23 am UTC

At the front of the shop actually. They thought Rob, the owner had taken it out for a spin. But when Rob appeared seconds later they knew someone... (from rukusmotorsports as we know now) had stolen it.

I hope those involved are punished to the fullest extent of the law.
Posted By: Mike Eng

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - November 30, 2011 11:35 pm UTC

agreed! fuckin shame to see someone's heart and soul being stripped down to bare metal and sold off like world vision kids to clueless elderly people.
Posted By: Mike Eng

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - November 30, 2011 11:36 pm UTC

I don't know if that made any sense... LOL

but yeah! FUCKERS!! I wonder what the latest is about ruckus..they still open or no?
Posted By: Chris Mckee

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - December 01, 2011 06:46 am UTC

I saw the car today, or pieces of it in a pile I mean. Truely sad.
Posted By: Jason Weir

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - December 01, 2011 12:39 pm UTC

Too bad they cant do the same to the people involved in the chop shop. I know how hard I work to keep a Eagle Talon on the road I can only imagine how hard a person must work to afford and tweak a NSX just to have it torn apart
Posted By: manuel salazar

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - December 03, 2011 08:30 pm UTC

Attention people:
This thieves were out on bail the very next morning and now operating at their shop again.
Also they've claim that they just bought parts and not stole the car, even when up to the last bolt was found on their possession .

....
Posted By: Guillaume Berton

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - December 03, 2011 08:36 pm UTC

Isn't buying stolen parts still illegal? I mean, a reputable shop can check vin numbers and such to see if parts are indeed legit. So even if that's the case, they would be accomplice to the crime no? Either way, still thieves in my eyes specially since they new about a stolen NSX, aren't far from Magnus and never said a peep about their newly acquired "parts".
Posted By: Anthony Hiscock

Re: Stolen Car (1992 NSX) Please help find it - December 09, 2011 04:39 pm UTC

They will likely get a slap on the wrist.
As Manny said, they were out of jail there very next day.
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