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Andy's car with its distinctive logo on the bonnet
Dunfanaghy heavy metal fan Andy Parry is on the lookout for his stolen car.
It was taken around 8am on Tuesday morning. It was last seen heading toward Creeslough.
The vehicle is very distinctive as it carries a painting of the Devil's head on its bonnet and this he hopes should make it easy to spot.
The picture is actually a logo used by heavy metal band Venom who were formed in Newcastle upon Tyne in 1978.
They came to prominence towards the end of the new wave of British heavy metal and are considered major influences on thrash metal and extreme metal in general.
Venom's first album: Welcome To Hell was a classic! Black metal, speed metal, death metal, whatever you want to call it, Venom started it all with that one record.
But it's car thieves that Andy wants to catch so people, look out for this very distinctive car, and if you see it on the road or parked up anywhere call your local garda station immediately.
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