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*TAG UR IT* · 11-04-2007, 02:00 AM

You're going to have to give us some more info.

1. Color (Int/Ext)-special paint, etc. stripes?
2. List any damage on veh (if any at all...I know it's a show car, but I gotta ask). And if it's a show car, list obvious visual mods we would recognize.
3. Stickers/decals on body/windows?
4. Leather int, right?
5. WS6 hood?

Got the C5 wheels, but get as descriptive as you can for us. I take notice of all the 4th Gens I see...whether it be Camaro or Trans Am. I usually run all of them I see as well...various reasons. And...are we looking for an Arkansas plate? Do you feel comfortable giving the plate # on the site? That'll help too.

Was your home burglarized as well? In other words, what was the main reason they stole your car. Did they break into your home ransacking it and stealing stuff only to run across your keys and say, "Hey...we got a TA." Or, did they break in, skip over all your valuables and go straight to the garage to get the car.

If they left the house alone and just took the car, I'd imagine it's being parted out...stripped. If they ransacked the house and stole other stuff, I'd tend to feel a little bit better that the TA was just part of the goodies stolen. Then, the TA would probably end up somewhere in a parking lot where there's a lot of traffic (Wal-Mart, restaurant, etc.). People hardly ever notice a car that's parked in a high traffic area. People do tend to notice the car that's been parked in the same spot on the side of a random building for a few days.

Also, stupid question, but I have to make sure...You did make the burglary report to your home and the theft of vehicle report, correct? It's got to be entered into TCIC/NCIC in order for any officer to verify it's stolen.

Most stolen cars usually tend to show up w/in 2 weeks. Usually, it's because someone noticed it sitting somewhere for a few days, check it out, and see something wrong. They'll call police and the disp will run it finding it's been stolen. They'll send someone out who verifies it's stolen and then call you to let you know they found it.

11-04-2007, 02:00 AM	#7
TAG UR IT www.Camaro5store.com Drives: 2014 ZL1 #705 Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: SA, Texas Posts: 26,544 View My Garage	You're going to have to give us some more info. 1. Color (Int/Ext)-special paint, etc. stripes? 2. List any damage on veh (if any at all...I know it's a show car, but I gotta ask). And if it's a show car, list obvious visual mods we would recognize. 3. Stickers/decals on body/windows? 4. Leather int, right? 5. WS6 hood? Got the C5 wheels, but get as descriptive as you can for us. I take notice of all the 4th Gens I see...whether it be Camaro or Trans Am. I usually run all of them I see as well...various reasons. And...are we looking for an Arkansas plate? Do you feel comfortable giving the plate # on the site? That'll help too. Was your home burglarized as well? In other words, what was the main reason they stole your car. Did they break into your home ransacking it and stealing stuff only to run across your keys and say, "Hey...we got a TA." Or, did they break in, skip over all your valuables and go straight to the garage to get the car. If they left the house alone and just took the car, I'd imagine it's being parted out...stripped. If they ransacked the house and stole other stuff, I'd tend to feel a little bit better that the TA was just part of the goodies stolen. Then, the TA would probably end up somewhere in a parking lot where there's a lot of traffic (Wal-Mart, restaurant, etc.). People hardly ever notice a car that's parked in a high traffic area. People do tend to notice the car that's been parked in the same spot on the side of a random building for a few days. Also, stupid question, but I have to make sure...You did make the burglary report to your home and the theft of vehicle report, correct? It's got to be entered into TCIC/NCIC in order for any officer to verify it's stolen. Most stolen cars usually tend to show up w/in 2 weeks. Usually, it's because someone noticed it sitting somewhere for a few days, check it out, and see something wrong. They'll call police and the disp will run it finding it's been stolen. They'll send someone out who verifies it's stolen and then call you to let you know they found it.