Very distinctive mustang stolen in Houston last week.
Keep an eye out. Big 106mm turbo, 9" rear, ect. ect.
http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i2.../10kreward.jpg
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Very distinctive mustang stolen in Houston last week.
Keep an eye out. Big 106mm turbo, 9" rear, ect. ect.
http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i2.../10kreward.jpg
Its a real shame. That sure was a nice ride. Probably in a 1000 pieces. I would be more interested in "WHO" stole it so I could ship them to their Mommy's house in a 1000 pieces.....:slice:Quote:
Originally Posted by r.barn
sad, somebody needs a butt kickin
damm that sux
wow that makes me sick, ill post on rbp
that is messed up. people are so worthless these days
these are the situations which warrant the use of excessive but necessary force
I'm not sure I'd classify any force used in this case as excessive. I'd rather enjoy taking apart anyone who stole from me with my bare hands. Even if it wasn't my vehicle, if someone I knew asked for my help with some vigilante-style justice for something like this, I'm there. Sadly, I think I read somewhere that in most cases it's not a random crime. It's probably someone who's not necessarily a friend of the owner, but with a little more than a passing acquaintance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mang213
Keep track of as many Serial numbers of your parts as you can. Whatever comes with one.....Turbos, heads maybe? Whatever. Hopefully the Serial numbers will pop up somewhere (if they're not smart enough to remove them) and help law enforcement backtrack to the DB.
Hope everything turns out for the best.
thats a really good idea, regardling the serial numbers for all the add-ons
This is a VERY unique car.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mang213
The parts used on it are as unique and custom as the paint job
from the turbo to the axle.
He has hired a P.I. also from what I understand.