They found my stolen car...........

A lady reported to the sheriff that it was parked in front of her house for
over a day with no license plates.

Traded old tires, old battery, took new spare, took lots of plastic parts,
cell phone and all paper work in glove box.

We will be OK now. Could have been much worse.

--
Bill Kiene

Kiene's Fly Shop
Sacramento, CA, USA
www.kiene.com

Bill Kiene wrote:

A lady reported to the sheriff that it was parked in front of her house for
over a day with no license plates.

Traded old tires, old battery, took new spare, took lots of plastic parts,
cell phone and all paper work in glove box.

What do you drive, Bill? A well-maintained Dodge Dart? :-)

You MAY be a redneck IF -- your tires and battery are worth more than
the rest of your car.

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

wrote...
What do you drive, Bill? A well-maintained Dodge Dart? :-)

Ford Pinto?

You MAY be a redneck IF -- your tires and battery are worth more than
the rest of your car.

ROFLMAO!
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Warren
(use troutbum_mt (at) yahoo to reply via email)

On Thu, 01 Jan 2004 19:10:14 -0700, rw wrote:

Bill Kiene wrote:

A lady reported to the sheriff that it was parked in front of her house for
over a day with no license plates.

Traded old tires, old battery, took new spare, took lots of plastic parts,
cell phone and all paper work in glove box.

What do you drive, Bill? A well-maintained Dodge Dart? :-)

You MAY be a redneck IF -- your tires and battery are worth more than
the rest of your car.

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

My '67 Dart was the best car I ever owned as a youth. Slant 6, full
reclining seats...

g.c.

Glad you got the car back Bill. I suppose Homeland Security can reduce the
terror index from Orange to yellow now.

paper work in glove box.

We will be OK now. Could have been much worse.

--
Bill Kiene
Depending on the paperwork, be sure to check with different credit agencies
occasionally to see if anyone is attempting to gain credit in your name.

"rw" wrote


What do you drive, Bill? A well-maintained Dodge Dart? :-)

You MAY be a redneck IF -- your tires and battery are worth more than
the rest of your car.


Don't worry Bill ... ya'll got a ways to go

my son ( I started late at the havin kids thing ) just got his license (
held him off until 17 :-) and when we went to the insurance agent to get him
on the policies, my agent looked at my truck and suggested I drop all
coverage except liability, "I don't think you have much risk of it being
stolen."

It must be nice to have such fancy tars and battry that other folk wants em
G

When getting your car repaired make sure you change your locks and ignition.
Even if they did not still the keys. If they did have your keys change your
home locks.


Sarge

Glad they found you car Bill. I'm still working on tracking down the
scumbag that stole all my tools....

bruce h

If you have not already - call your Cell carrier . . . sometimes these dopes
make calls from the stolen phone. They are not always the sharpest tool
in the shed.

-Marshall

Bill Kiene wrote:

A lady reported to the sheriff that it was parked in front of her house for
over a day with no license plates.

Traded old tires, old battery, took new spare, took lots of plastic parts,
cell phone and all paper work in glove box.

We will be OK now. Could have been much worse.

--
Bill Kiene

Kiene's Fly Shop
Sacramento, CA, USA
www.kiene.com

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if you wish to reply directly. Thanks, M

wrote...
If you have not already - call your Cell carrier . . . sometimes these dopes
make calls from the stolen phone. They are not always the sharpest tool
in the shed.

Very good advice. I had a friend that had his cell phone stolen.
They caught the ****bird that stole it by tracing the calls he made.
She ended up having the window of her car replaced, and the other
items stolen paid for by said thief. Well, actually the kid's
parents paid for it..... g
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