FindMYSS

Everyone keep your eyes peeled for my 07 Black Chevy Trailblazer with 22 inch Black Chevy SS replica Rims. California plate: 5WQG201. Truck was stolen at Lake Ray Hubbard marina on Monday (6-25) at 3:30 pm. Had my boat trailer hitched to it, but they ditched it down the road from the marina with a stolen suburban that they left running when they jumped in my truck. Really want to get my truck back hopefully in most of one piece.

Any info, call or text 323-491-4658 or call police.

bluebird00

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Sorry to here that bro, but we got ours stolen in 2010 in Dallas off 635 during daylight. Grand prairie pd called me a month later said to come get it, they said all was left was a shell pretty much. Good luck on finding your truck.

JMAC

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Hate to say it, good luck with that. My TBSS got stolen the same way with my boat hook up to it, found TBSS never found the boat.

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Steve C.

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Sorry to hear that. Good luck finding her.

I8ASaleen

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Man, I don't feel too bad now. My fiance's Integra got stolen on monday

Dangerous SS

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Did u have a alarm on your truck

NastyTBSS

Damn... I'm sorry to hear this I will keep a eye out for parts and stuff. Any other custom stuff on the truck besides the wheels? All this **** getting stole is scaring me I keep mine locked up in the garage but still.

SEB

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How is it they can steal these cars. I thought newer cars where built so there not so easy to steal

Sam88Gta1

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They are extremely easy to steal. You don't need the key to start the truck. If the ignition cylinder is rotated the ECM/BCM thinks the key is being used and allows the truck to be started and driven without a security fault. The 1500 trucks are the same way.

SSHAWK

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So Sam took your SS.. He knows how it's done lol j/k

AnnivSS

OnStar couldnt track it?

Sam88Gta1

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First off Onstar is a complete joke. By the time they can locate the vehicle it's damage will already be done.


Btw Onstar is easily disabled by removing the radio fuse.

Powerhouse

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.....Check, and...check. Time to go steal cars.

FindMYSS

Last week they found my truck abandoned in parking lot in neighborhood off Jim Miller, south of I-30. Truck wasn't too bad. They got my wheels (22 in custom powder coated black SS wheels), all onstar equipment, and some damage to bumper, windshield, etc.

If you see any 22 in black SS wheels, they are probably mine. Wouldn't be surprised if they are on some piece of **** car so should stand out. Since the police don't do ****, get at me directly so I can deal with getting them back myself.

Also, if anyone is parting out a SS, I'm looking for some parts for my truck to get it back up and running. I need the onstar computer (brain), onstar rear view mirror, onstar antenna shark fin and misc panels and interior.

ultradriver10000

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I actually just acquired some 22" TBSS rebs with good rubber and all required on star equipment.


JK Sorry about your loss good luck getting her back together.

hiram007

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Man, glad you found your truck, at least it wasn't completely stripped and still useable

SSHAWK

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LOL I'm telling you it's Sam look at him go lol


This just makes me want to keep my cars locked up in my garage ”forever”..

I'm glad you got the TBSS back... Might check with Sam he might have some parts for you Joke lol

cambirdracing

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My dad had a friend years ago that had a 67 427/435 4 spd Vette locked up in his garage. Got stolen 3 times. Detached garage. Was always brought back full of gas and clean. And a bunch of rubber missing of the back tires, lol. This was back in the early 70's. Guess they figured out how to get in the garage without making a sound and pushed it down the street before starting it?

Ravenous T\A

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At least u were nice enough to fill the tank back up

Dirty 30

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I work in that area. There's at least 4 TBSS' around here with powdercoated stock wheels but I'll keep an eye out.