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Robbie Bolger in Deep Sh1t
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Story just updated.. http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...ver-holden-heist/story-fndo1z0b-1226429403982
A STUNTMAN has been ordered to return to Adelaide to answer a charge of money laundering, in a major development in the $2.5 million Holden parts heist.
Queensland-based stuntman and drift champion Robin Gerald Bolger, of Cornubia, south of Brisbane, has appeared in a Brisbane court.
More than 180 V8 engines and other parts were stolen from Holden's Elizabeth plant over a period of months and were believed to have been sold to members of amateur motor racing groups.
A STUNTMAN has been ordered to return to Adelaide to answer a charge of money laundering, in a major development in the $2.5 million Holden parts heist.
Queensland-based stuntman and drift champion Robin Gerald Bolger, of Cornubia, south of Brisbane, has appeared in a Brisbane court.
More than 180 V8 engines and other parts were stolen from Holden's Elizabeth plant over a period of months and were believed to have been sold to members of amateur motor racing groups.
Why? they're only Holdens [crackup]
A friend who has a Camaro was looking to put an LSx engine into it a while back, and there were a number of stupidly cheap options on the market at the time with blokes very keen to move them despite the seeminly undervalued price they had on them.
PaddockBasher
Member
Nope, he looked like he was enjoying himself at the V8s in Darwin a few weeks back.
Good to hear that because Brett Stevens Racing was the 888 of drag racing (mighty dominant)
Ahh, but 888 didn't do it with drug money
Twincambenny126
New member
Maybe it's a tax write off and Holden are setting him up so they can get more Govt handouts [y][lol]
After being told by Robbie that he had NO respect for me as i followed Dick after what he had allegedly done after the Westpoint debacle i can only P1ss myself laughing at what he has allegedly done himself.
I know which one i would be supporting... And have done so all along...
I know which one i would be supporting... And have done so all along...
Twincambenny126
New member
At least Dick tried to pay back the people involved, where as somone else was trying to profit himself. Also, I think it called stealing ! ? [sa]