STOLEN 1972 Chevelle

[69 Post Sedan]

Dan, the trailer was found in Darien, WI. A friend of mine shared my post on Facebook and one of his friends saw the post while he was at work and noticed the trailer near his work place.

Kurt

[69 Post Sedan]

Here are some pictures that I just got of the car.

Thanks again SYC.

Kurt

[Postsedan]

That's a great looking Chevelle, hope they find it.

Great leg work Kurt [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]

Dan

[olredalert]

----Wow, that is a DARK green. I also hope the ass~~~~~ get caught and punished (properly, if you get my drift)......Bill S

[resto4u]

I would watch craigs list. They will unload it cheap. Being a drag car, they will just sell as a bill of sale.

[Craig_Maiorana]

Or worse they will scalp the car for its parts and leave the carcass for dead... savages

[PeteLeathersac]

It may take law enforcement to obtain it but worth asking the Byron track folks if a participant list from the same weekend is available also would trucks given pit access be req'd to give their plate #'s?

You'd think there's gotta be cameras on route between where the trailer was grabbed and dropped that may show it driving by w/ suspect tow vehicle?
If law enforcement can't help perhaps $ may persuade a gas station or somewhere that may have tapes to share?
Keep in mind surveillance systems sometimes loop tape/record over footage in 3/7 days or whatever so time of the essence!

Lastly a long shot perhaps but would the crooks maybe leave their own trailer behind when hooking another and return later for theirs...so any lone trailers left behind in the area may be worth noting plate #'s?
Was the original plate still on the stolen trailer when found?

Crooks are usually stupid so think smart and best of luck tracking the bastards!
~ Pete

[69 Post Sedan]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: PeteLeathersac</div><div class="ubbcode-body">It may take law enforcement to obtain it but worth asking the Byron track folks if a participant list from the same weekend is available also would trucks given pit access be req'd to give their plate #'s?

You'd think there's gotta be cameras on route between where the trailer was grabbed and dropped that may show it driving by w/ suspect tow vehicle?
If law enforcement can't help perhaps $ may persuade a gas station or somewhere that may have tapes to share?
Keep in mind surveillance systems sometimes loop tape/record over footage in 3/7 days or whatever so time of the essence!

Lastly a long shot perhaps but would the crooks maybe leave their own trailer behind when hooking another and return later for theirs...so any lone trailers left behind in the area may be worth noting plate #'s?
Was the original plate still on the stolen trailer when found?

Crooks are usually stupid so think smart and best of luck tracking the bastards!
~ Pete

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Great advice Pete....I'll pass it on.

There is a $2500 reward for the conviction of the thief/thieves.

Thanks, Kurt

[Postsedan]

Let's hope for the best [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]

Dan

[69 Post Sedan]

I received a anonymous phone call tonight that the car is in Joliet, IL and the the person will call me back with more info.

I also was told the reward went up to $5000.

Let's keep our fingers crossed.

Kurt