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YOUR RESEARCHGT3 Stolen!!!
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On Tuesday, a 2004 GT3 was stolen from Ira Porsche. The car is yellow with PCCB and lots of yellow trim inside. the VIN is
WP0AC29934S692192
. The car had about 350 miles on it when it left here. If anyone comes across this car, or any info regarding it, please contact me immediately. I can be reached at:
[email removed]
[phone removed],
or, you can email John D. at
[email removed]
.
All of your assistance is tremendously appreciated.
Thanks
Holy ****!!! How did they manage to pull that off?
I'll keep an eye open in Boston, although I doubt the thieves would put it on the road anywhere near here.
Sad to hear it. Surely it must have been a professional job not just an oportunist.
It's probably in bits by now.
Look out for a glut of GT3 and/or speed yellow bits for sale on ebay.
Seriously!
The Parts are sold off, prior to the car ever being stolen, that is the way it works. An order comes in and jackers obtain the target. At least that's how it was done in the bronx New York. Sorry to hear it, I've had three cars stolen for me when I lived in the City many years ago. I feel your pain My Brother. :-(
I seriously doubt this was stolen for parts. Parts on a 996 will do just fine, thank you. A GT3 was probably selected, as would a prime Ferrari, for the car. I sure as hell hope it turns up and the thief gets nailed to the wall.
But I would suspect that puppy is 'on the water'.
yeah, i bet it's on the way to south america in a container right now. that's too bad, it should have ended up in the driveway of an honest porsche owner!
