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Ute stolen from Awapuni Rd driveway

Gisborne Herald
18 Mar, 2023 11:41 AMQuick Read

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POLICE are on the lookout for a distinctive yellow Toyota Hilux that was stolen last night and the owner said the theft has disappointed him because he thinks it’s a bit of a Gisborne icon.

Boyd McGregor previously operated the Surfit fishing, shark cage and dive charter company, and the vehicle is clearly marked with the company name.

The four-wheel-drive ute was stolen from his home in Awapuni Road in the early hours of this morning.

“It’s a bit disappointing. It’s the first thing I’ve had stolen for 35 years from our home in Awapuni Road.

“I don’t operate the charter business any more but I have been very attached to the ute.

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“I would like to think with the Surfit name on it, it’s a bit of a Gisborne icon.”

The vehicle was parked and locked in the driveway.

“They smashed a window and took it from there. It had a lot of my hunting clothing and kiteboard gear in it, so that’s gone too,” Mr McGregor said.

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“It would be really nice to get everything back but I'm not holding my breath.”

By midday today police said Mr McGregor’s vehicle had not yet been recovered.

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