Help Stolen 1934 ford Fort Worth

Rusty · Mar 29, 2011

UGGGG this sucks and its local!!!!!!!!!!! TO the top!!!!!

DREW148BHP · Mar 29, 2011

Man that sux, I heard about it this morning and have kept my eyes open all day. I will keep on the lookout!!!!

big creep · Mar 29, 2011

has a sticky, no need to bump, just keep your eyes open and maybe we can find this one! man this sucks!

Rusty said: ↑

UGGGG this sucks and its local!!!!!!!!!!! TO the top!!!!!
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RGV OldCars · Mar 29, 2011

can't even begin to imagine how horrible this has to feel. I feel sick for you and it not even my car. truly hoping you get your car back and in one piece

TwoLaneBlacktop · Mar 30, 2011

Here we go again..............

rusty bill · Mar 30, 2011

Has anyone thought about putting padlocks through the front brake rotars if you have disc brakes? If it dont roll it isn't going to go!

8th grade genius · Mar 30, 2011

Revised description with more details

32SEDAN · Mar 30, 2011

So sorry Brother. Hopefully you get it back soon. And if not you're compensated.

joel torres · Mar 30, 2011

posted on face book
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=123865474321598

fonti · Mar 30, 2011

oh man, that sucks - sorry for your loss! I really hope you get it back and get those suckers...
Cannot do a lot here overseas, but will put it on websites here...you never know.
all the best and good luck!

amodel25 · Mar 30, 2011

Too close to home!!!! Sorry it happened in my home town. Are the Haltom City police being any help?

barebones32 · Mar 30, 2011

I'm the guy who had his '32 roadster stolen in Pomona in January at the GNRS. I know how you feel right now. I wouldn't wish it on anybody. Mine hasn't been recovered despite all of the HAMB and subsequent exposure. I'm really sorry for you.

76cam · Mar 30, 2011

Any updates this morning on this from the police department? Or any thing else.

falfas55 · Mar 30, 2011

The Crew at Sachse Rod Shop will keep an ear to the ground. Good Luck!

barebones32 · Mar 30, 2011

Those going to the Lone Star Roundup or to Del Mar this weekend (or to any other big event in the future), may I suggest setting up and sharing 2 hour watch duty with your buddies at the hotels. There’s usually enough of us at any one place and a couple hours on watch is not a big hardship. Get your GPS trackers or Lojack installed before you go as well.

Nortin · Mar 30, 2011

A thought that always comes to me is that these rods(along with other valuable and rare,identifiable vehicles)are not usually sold where they will be easily spotted. I would speculate that they might get whisked into a container and quickly shipped to another country ,possibly another continent!!. It couldn't do any harm to try to circulate info on the stolen goods to coastal agencies where container ships load.
Of course I suppose such things might be rolled into a container or trailer and spirited away via highway as well. Sadly its also possible that it was,or will be,moved to a chop shop and disassembled and sold as parts. The whole supply and demand picture for rod bodies and parts has created a lucrative enterprise opportunity for midnight motor parts sales.
We can now have identification "chips" imbedded or installed in our pets. If thats so what would it take to have something like that concealed in valuable cars and parts as well? I'm betting with available technology "our" property could be identified with a simple hand held scanner. Anyway,,just thoughts,,and good luck !!I do hope your coupe is recovered and returned to you .

rixrex · Mar 30, 2011

The Texas gang will be on the lookout for your car man, it has some distictive parts on it to look for..Sled in Mexico needs to alerted as well..

sodbuster · Mar 30, 2011

Dumb question..........was it a steel body?

Chris

41chevytruckinga · Mar 30, 2011

so sorry for your loss. will keep eyes open in GA. (ya never know) all the recent thefts almost makes me wanna buy a logging chain and chain mine, when it gets finished, to a light pole like a bicycle. seems like thats the only way to keep them safe other than sleeping in them.

66chicken · Mar 30, 2011

man this sucks! i work in haltom, ill keep my eyes open. if there is anything i can do to help or if you need anything let me know.

shmoozo · Mar 30, 2011

Folks, those low-cost GPS tracking units others have mentioned and linked here would be a good investment for anybody who has a hand-built car. They'd be a really good way to recover stolen cars and catch the creeps who steal them.

flamingokid · Mar 30, 2011

If the scumbag tries to part it out,chances are it's going to be to someone who's a Hamb'r.That'll be his first mistake.It's too unique to hide,I'm sure they'll find it.

13 · Mar 30, 2011

Any news on this yet?

8th grade genius · Mar 30, 2011

Nothing yet, hitting all the rod shops ,speed shops, tattoo parlors and harley hangouts. And every cop I see sitting and to answer sodbuster its a glass body (have you seen me drive) I bought the car as a roller from ev34 so he could buy a steel 5w and I wouldn't feel bad driving the wheels off it.

dirty old man · Mar 30, 2011

What I'd really like is some sort of security device that I could arm when I exit my vehicle that would then call me on my cell phone the instant someone opened a door or moved the car!
The GPS devices and Lojack units are seriously compromised once the vehicle is moved into a closed trailer or shipping container with metal walls,door, and roof and the door is shut.
Dave

Vonzemo · Mar 30, 2011

News like this is disturbing and as mentioned seems like its becoming more prevalent. Where this case is concerned, Id be willing to bet money its still in Haltom City, probably within a mile or two radius of the hotel you were staying at. That area is full of "tote the note" shyster car lots, low buck body/repair shops and is in general the arm pit of Ft. Worth. I too get pissed when I hear about this sort of thing but I get just as torqued off at some of you guys who arent so smart about where you park your cars ! I sleep in mine with a Goddam pistol or its parked right at the front door and I tip the night security not to take their eyes off it.
Cmon people you got to be a little smarter and alot more responsible with your prized posession !!!

beertestr · Mar 30, 2011

Nortin said: ↑

We can now have identification "chips" imbedded or installed in our pets. If thats so what would it take to have something like that concealed in valuable cars and parts as well? I'm betting with available technology "our" property could be identified with a simple hand held scanner. Anyway,,just thoughts,,and good luck !!I do hope your coupe is recovered and returned to you .
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It's out there. HSV (Aftermarket upfitter for Holden Cars in Oz) speckles their cars with a special paint. The paint contains little particles the size of a spec of dirt with the VIN number of the vehicle. EVERY car they build has all of the major underbody components sprayed with this stuff, and it looks like specs of dirt. I saw this when I toured their assembly facility back in 2007 or so. IF a car gets stolen and chopped, all of the major components (engine, trans, axle, driveshaft, struts, brackes, knuckles etc..) can be identified. .

Frist State Hillbilly · Mar 30, 2011

I own and operater a Mini Storage. I belive everone who parks the car overnight anywhere for that fact should get a wheel lock. They are not expensive and are simular to the parking boot used by police to keep a car from being moved. I get them a from company I buy locks from but I'm sure you can get them from just about anywhere. I know it will not keep all cars safe but I know it would help unless the thief is a pro sill it is another way to protedt you baby when not tucked her bed at home. If you can't find them I will be glad to get and ship for the cost plus the ride to get it to you. My email is [email protected]

tylersloan · Mar 30, 2011

e mailed this link to a vender who will be at pate swap meet he will keep his eyes peeled

sodbuster · Mar 30, 2011

Thanks........I hope you didn't take my question as a bad one.........I have seen you drive down the track......I have put the word out to EVERYONE that I know (even great uncles that work on farms).......I really hope that you find the car or someone see's it...........Damn!

Not sure what connections Rusty or Dirty32 have down in that area, but you might call them and have them start calling around to some of the "guys".

Chris Nelson
Kansas

8th grade genius said: ↑

Nothing yet, hitting all the rod shops ,speed shops, tattoo parlors and harley hangouts. And every cop I see sitting and to answer sodbuster its a glass body (have you seen me drive) I bought the car as a roller from ev34 so he could buy a steel 5w and I wouldn't feel bad driving the wheels off it.
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