Within the last 48 hours my Edge Piranha buggy was stolen. It was on a 16 ft pull behind flatbed trailer. The trailer is black diamond plate steel with dual axles. Tires are the short type commonly found on Pontoon boat trailers. The back edge of the trailer has a white "hubbardatv.com" sticker on it.

See this link for pictures of buggy and trailer.

http://dtsfab.com/index/index.php?topic=1342.new#new

If you see this trailer and/or buggy please call the police and give them the tag number you see on the trailer and call 479-968-0911 for my local police station. Thanks!

Kit Hubbard

 

Damn that suxs..... best of luck in gettin it back

 

The buggy...









The trailer it was on when stolen...

 

Where are you located? Ill keep an eye out.

 

Russellville, AR (Arkansas)

 

Doubt ill see it up here in michigan but ill keep an eye out. Definitely watch for it on craigslist and ebay.

 

Sorry to here about your lose, i hope they find the person who did it. Did you have insurance on it.

 

I'd check CL on every city and state close to ya. I'll keep an eye out in PA, doubt it'll make it here buy ya never know. That is the best looking buggy I have ever seen, and there are a good many of them around here. Mostly old style ones with the vw motor in em. Hope you get it back cause insurance $ will never replace that bad boy!

 

I'm with Rowe, Craigslist seems to be the place these worthless pos's unload our possessions. It is a very nice buggy and I can see why someone would want to steal it. I sympathize with you having had a new enclosed trailer with $30k worth of tools and atv's inside stolen in Reno, Nevada a couple of years ago. They caught the thief the next day with some of my tools. Sad thing is, I never saw my stuff again. The legal system is crap, thieves have all the rights. I say cut their f*&$#@ arms off the first time so they can't steal again! Government's no help.....Good luck!

 

Sweet buggy, that sucks. I'm in Chicago, doubt it would make to the city streets. I hate thieves more than anyone. Good luck in the recovery efforts.