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that was my thoughts Harry...this would be the worst end for the vehicle, being smelted away..... at least if it was stolen for export etc the machines would survive.....
the problem is the machine is not sellable its too unique so it has either to be stripped down or weighed in... i would do a directory search and inform all the scrap metal merchants i could about the vehicle, so they know to keep an eye out for it.. mind guys Chip Foose might have it and you could be on an episode of Overhaulin ? I wish !
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Tire tracks, take pictures, look at the road access, which direction? Look for local towtrucks and flatdecks with hiabs.
Check out municipal environuts, they might have got permission from a nieghboring property owner. Look at the area with google earth see whats around. ![]() |
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Got word today that the vehicles have been recovered. I have been given no details as the authorities are involved, but is good to know they didn't end up as razor blades!
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Well it's good to hear that they have been recovered and hope the culprits get what's comming to them....... a good stiff jail term
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