1965 MUSTANG STOLEN IN L.A. AREA
...i live in the (626) area...ill keep my eye out for it...good luck man
10-27-2006, 03:13 PM
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RE: 1965 MUSTANG STOLEN IN L.A. AREA
Sweet ride - and will definitely keep both eyes out for it. South Bay, West-side, Beverly Hills, and Hollywood frequented everyday.
Good luck! And I hope you had "agreed value" insurance.
Good luck! And I hope you had "agreed value" insurance.
10-27-2006, 07:21 PM
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RE: 1965 MUSTANG STOLEN IN L.A. AREA
I frequent another forum and seen this same post. Its sad that folks have to take advantage of anothers success. I hope whoever stole it gets the max the law allows.
Tha said.
Apparently this person left the vehicle in a *back alley* or side street while he was away either on vacation or whatever. Came back to the vehicle gone.
Still just boggled at the reasoning behind leaving a classic, esp in that shape, sit in a street. It's just a matter of time before bad things happen just as they did here.
Good luck, none the less.
Tha said.
Apparently this person left the vehicle in a *back alley* or side street while he was away either on vacation or whatever. Came back to the vehicle gone.
Still just boggled at the reasoning behind leaving a classic, esp in that shape, sit in a street. It's just a matter of time before bad things happen just as they did here.
Good luck, none the less.
10-27-2006, 08:10 PM
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RE: 1965 MUSTANG STOLEN IN L.A. AREA
hey bulldog i heard you the first 3 times with all due respect how deos this post help me! I KNOW I AM STUPID FOR LEAVING IN THE OPEN. I LIVED THERE 3 YEARS AND NEVER HAD A PROBLEM. Your posts don't help man really.
"Apparently this person left the vehicle in a *back alley* or side street while he was away either on vacation or whatever. Came back to the vehicle gone."
It was more like a side street. not an alley. And it is a nice neighborhood. No problems and a security patrol around. So please man it is hard enough without your comments.
all due respect.
trick
chris@trick65.com - if you have a problem
"Apparently this person left the vehicle in a *back alley* or side street while he was away either on vacation or whatever. Came back to the vehicle gone."
It was more like a side street. not an alley. And it is a nice neighborhood. No problems and a security patrol around. So please man it is hard enough without your comments.
all due respect.
trick
chris@trick65.com - if you have a problem