PLEASE READ... Stolen 400EX in NJ
Feb 4, 2000 | 12:36 PM
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Weekend Warrior
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2000 400EX STOLEN FROM SOMERSET, NJ GARAGE.
Please contact me if anyone sees a 400ex riding around with bent upper and
lower control arms (A-Arms) for the front suspension on the left side
(looking at it from the front), a DG front bumper, and a sticker that is
red, yellow, blue, and reads "SIG" over the front bumper on the plastic
above the Honda logo. If the sticker was removed, it may have left some
glue residue on the plastic in the shape of the sticker which was round. It
is a 2000 model, and I had just gotten it for X-Mas. Also, the right rear
rim (looking at it from the front) has a small dent in it.
Please... many of you know what it feels like to lose your quad, and others
that are lucky enough to have not, can imagine the feeling of loss and
helplessness that comes with it. If you have any info that can help, please
let me know.
I am offering a $1000.00 reward to anyone with information that leads to the
recovery of my quad. Payable when VIN number has been verified and the quad
is back in my possession.
On a related note, does anyone know if there is a way to alert dealers
nationwide of the VIN number in case the &@%$! guy that stole it takes it in
for service, especially considering the bent A-arms? Thanks for your time
and help.
Fred Villaverde Jr.
bigsig@fandlmachinery.com
Please contact me if anyone sees a 400ex riding around with bent upper and
lower control arms (A-Arms) for the front suspension on the left side
(looking at it from the front), a DG front bumper, and a sticker that is
red, yellow, blue, and reads "SIG" over the front bumper on the plastic
above the Honda logo. If the sticker was removed, it may have left some
glue residue on the plastic in the shape of the sticker which was round. It
is a 2000 model, and I had just gotten it for X-Mas. Also, the right rear
rim (looking at it from the front) has a small dent in it.
Please... many of you know what it feels like to lose your quad, and others
that are lucky enough to have not, can imagine the feeling of loss and
helplessness that comes with it. If you have any info that can help, please
let me know.
I am offering a $1000.00 reward to anyone with information that leads to the
recovery of my quad. Payable when VIN number has been verified and the quad
is back in my possession.
On a related note, does anyone know if there is a way to alert dealers
nationwide of the VIN number in case the &@%$! guy that stole it takes it in
for service, especially considering the bent A-arms? Thanks for your time
and help.
Fred Villaverde Jr.
bigsig@fandlmachinery.com
Feb 4, 2000 | 01:20 PM
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Trailblazer
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I hope you have reported it to the police. If you did, they should enter the VIN and if you had it registered, the plate number into the NCIC computer system.
Makes it really hard to re-register, and where I live if you arn't registered, the cops will stop you everytime. And if he is stopped anfd they run either the VIN or the plate it would show stolen.
Makes it really hard to re-register, and where I live if you arn't registered, the cops will stop you everytime. And if he is stopped anfd they run either the VIN or the plate it would show stolen.
Feb 6, 2000 | 12:07 AM
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Range Rover
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That happened to me in '98 and my custom,
cherry '85 350X hasn't been seen since.
The cops weren't much help, they didn't
seem to care too much. Now I use a logging
chain, padlocks, and the biggest damn cable
lock you've ever seen! Also using a burglar
alarm, hindsight is 20/20. If you get it back
make sure it doesn't happen again.
Andy Z. '98 Scrambler 400,
missing '85 350X, I have
pics if anyone thinks they
may have seen it. It had a
custom painted tank, axle
extenders and new tires.
cherry '85 350X hasn't been seen since.
The cops weren't much help, they didn't
seem to care too much. Now I use a logging
chain, padlocks, and the biggest damn cable
lock you've ever seen! Also using a burglar
alarm, hindsight is 20/20. If you get it back
make sure it doesn't happen again.
Andy Z. '98 Scrambler 400,
missing '85 350X, I have
pics if anyone thinks they
may have seen it. It had a
custom painted tank, axle
extenders and new tires.
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