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There is a web site called "Have I been flocked" You can enter your license plate number.
No but they would not be able to get at it easily. I should do that though…@DanielChase did you pull the speaker out of it?
That’s great news. Way to go Jim. What’s the story?It’s been found! Our one and only @Cruisertrash is the one who found it!!!
That is curious but I don’t know anything about stealing a vehicle. Short of having a key, how is this done?Alright, I’ve got the details. It was found about a mile away from where it was stolen. Everything my buddy left inside was there including some nice work boots. No locks nor was the Ignition messed with. Like someone had a key and drove it to where it was found.


He had it for 5 days!I'm really glad the owner, Sam, is going to get the chance to be bitten by the Cruiser bug. I think he only had the truck for a few weeks before it was stolen and it would have been a shame if that was the end of his Cruiser addiction.
Oh, at first I thought you were talking about the thief. Ha!!He had it for 5 days!
He has totally been bitten by the bug and same with his fiancé, they really felt the love that our community has for these things and their owners. Thanks again, Jim.
I mean, it's a car thief. Not usually the smartest of the bunch! Interestingly the owner said there was zero damage, including to the ignition cylinder. So how did the their start it? Are the tumblers in old Cruiser cylinders so worn out that any key can start these trucks?Thanks for sharing the story @Cruisertrash .
It seems odd that someone would steal a vehicle and then just drive it around the area they stole it from.