A COUPLE woke up to find half the car they were about to drop off with its new owners missing - after it was stripped by thieves overnight.
Rory Tymon, 31, and Natalia Bajon, 29, who live in Winton, Salford, discovered the bonnet, panels and other bits from the front of the Volkswagen T-Roc had been nicked.
The couple left the vehicle parked in its usual spot on Vaughan Street - in front of Winton Dental Practice - near their home. They reckon it was targeted between 9.30pm on Wednesday and 6am yesterday.
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