help needed
a nsra forum member has just had his car stolen they just picked a 67 galaxy from chathem docks and stopped at granthem services north bound came out at six tea time today and ford cargo with galaxy on back was gone obviously quite distincticve
ford euro cargo hyab truck in light blue with st george flag across front reg no p698kdt
1967 ford galaxy in red 2 door fastback new import
brand new small block ford parts
brand new holley fuel pumps
brand new trick flow filters
brand new slicks
brand new aero wheels
various tools all from summit
any info contact ian 01226 350184

more and pics details here

http://www.nsra.org.uk/newforum/showthread.php?t=22910

if you can help just by posting this elsewhere feel free

[Edited on 21/2/09 by 24vseven]

[Edited on 21/2/09 by 24vseven]

|Good Luck with that - seems like it was being marked for the job...

Steve

Yeah kinda agree with Steve. Either way I reckon it won't be too far away from where it was taken.

Probably let onto the theives by the importers.

That would be caravanners who wanted the truck, the car will be dumped and the cab repainted. They'll find it on a campsite with some stolen caravans soon enough.

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Originally posted by Peteff
That would be caravanners who wanted the truck, the car will be dumped and the cab repainted. They'll find it on a campsite with some stolen caravans soon enough.

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i,d go for the pikie theory as well,worth having a look around the local sites

rust nuts said... Why don't you just say thieving Pikies? They probably won't find it due to the fact the police are scared of them.

you cant say that,it could cause them alarm and distress,thieving scum pikies has feelings you know,bang a 6" nail into their heads and see if they scream

I would but the b*****ds have had me lump hammer away

Should be easy to spot unless it has went straight into a container

My dad had a 64 Galaxy but only for a few weeks -- he preferred his 63 Chevy.

I know people should be able to park where they want and not have their stuff stolen, but this does seem very careless.

How difficult can it be for someone who knows what they are doing to steal an older lorry like that.

I'm not condoning the theft, and would happily see the thieves given a good kicking before and during a long prison sentence.

John