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Hi All, it's been awhile!

I went to the Seattle Roadster Show last weekend and Patsy Haggerty from NW Classic Auto Mall told me about this beautiful '36 Ford that was stolen

They were enroute to Seattle and the car was in a trailer hooked up to their truck outside the hotel they were staying in. During the night someone stole the whole package! The police found the truck later but no sign of the trailer or the '36 inside. So, I'm posting this on their behalf just in case someone sees or hears something about it.

Greg


$ 250000.00


Ad#: 10059 - 1936 Ford 2 door STOLEN!!


This Gorgeous Flamed street rod
was stolen,
from Seattle, Washington
on its way to the
Seattle Roadster Show
Wednesday, February 28, 2007.
If you spot it, please contact:
Larry & Debbie Kline
(707)452-0216
E-mail:
ljkdgk@earthlink.net
Vacaville, California

Wow, what a loss! Sure hope they get it back.
Larry M.

Made it a sticky at the top of the forum.

Makes me sick to think it is already in a container and headed overseas.

Bill S.

kinda makes you want to find the skum who did it and kick their ... you know

Man what a shame. Hope your friend has luck finding it but like Bill says, it's probably already oversea's.

either that or they are cuttin it up , that is my worst fear going over night somewhere to a show , i have an enclosed trailer but know im thinking about a way to kill the electric to my truck so it cant be driven ....

That sucks, hopefully they will find it

That sucks!! I hope they get lucky and get it back in good shape.

That business of folks having their trucks and trailers swiped from hotel parking lots is getting to be a real problem. It happens all the time here in Las Vegas; the LV Metro PD just busted one bunch that they caught by parking a decoy U-Haul and trailer in one of the strip hotel parking lots - found six or so big storage units stuffed with stolen property. Some of the stuff was peoples whole households; they had stopped for a little excitement in "Vegas, baby!", on their way to where ever, and wound up losing - big time.

I'd sure hope they get it back, but like Bill said its probably already on a containership . These guys don't take them and wonder what to do. They know there profesion such as it is.

Makes you want to hide a bomb in your own car just to get the sob's who do things like this. Might be a terrible waste of time and materials, but a real satisfaction knowing the thief got their just rewards.

im gonna put this in mine , she is loyal and will bite

Lojak!

Nuff said!

Pat

Lojak brings up an interesting subject. Have any of you used, or are using one on your rod itself? I know the concept, but how expensive is it, can you install it yourself or do they have to do it? How is coverage, are they everywhere, or just major metropolitan areas? How big is the unit?

Don

Originally Posted by Itoldyouso

Lojak brings up an interesting subject. Have any of you used, or are using one on your rod itself? I know the concept, but how expensive is it, can you install it yourself or do they have to do it? How is coverage, are they everywhere, or just major metropolitan areas? How big is the unit?

Don

Don,

I don't have one on any of my cars; but, I can answer a couple of these from the research I have done on them in the past...they are about $700.00 if I remember correctly, and about the size of a deck of cards. Unfortunately, they have to install it. They don't offer a do-it-yourself option as I recall.

As for coverage, I don't remember that one.

Cheers,
Dutch

I've only seen one place where you can get Lojack, and it is through your Ford dealership. I have heard that unless your rod is in a bunker undergroud with about six feet of concrete all around, they will find it. I bet there is more info in line about it.