Stolen 2000 camaro ss
05-11-2011, 02:01 AM
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Stolen 2000 camaro ss I HAD MY CAMARO STOLEN ON FRIDAY N HAWTHORNE OFF OF ROSECRANS AND LOMOLIE. I HAVENT HEARD NOTHING FROM THE COPS. HOPEFULLY I HEAR SOMETHING PRETTY SOON I ONLY HAD MY camaro 4 A MONTH SO I HAVENT EVEN ENJOYED IT.
ITS A CRANBERRY WITH BLACK TOP.
T TOP.
BLACK LEATHER INTERIOR.
TRANS AM WS6 WHEELS.
SS WING AND SS HOOD.
PLATES R 6RS320
THANKS FELLOW MEMBERS.
ITS A CRANBERRY WITH BLACK TOP.
T TOP.
BLACK LEATHER INTERIOR.
TRANS AM WS6 WHEELS.
SS WING AND SS HOOD.
PLATES R 6RS320
THANKS FELLOW MEMBERS.
05-11-2011, 02:16 AM
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Did you have this up for sale too? I swear I saw one on craigslist, with the same exact picture. Reason I remember it was cause was thinking if they made factory SS in that color.
If you were, even though it's a hassle, I would check out every # of every person that came to check out the car to possibly buy it. Whenever I'm selling a car, I will meet them somewhere nearby instead of at my house because then they know where the car is. It works out cause if they buy it, then it doesn't matter if they get the address off the paperwork, but if they don't, they don't know where the car stays at.
That, and if you recently bought it, drive by the previous owners place, and see if it's sitting there/in a garage. Obviously anyone would be cool with just letting you see since the situation is that your car has just been stolen. Previous owner could've just had a spare, and stolen it back after waiting barely any time at all.
If you were, even though it's a hassle, I would check out every # of every person that came to check out the car to possibly buy it. Whenever I'm selling a car, I will meet them somewhere nearby instead of at my house because then they know where the car is. It works out cause if they buy it, then it doesn't matter if they get the address off the paperwork, but if they don't, they don't know where the car stays at.
That, and if you recently bought it, drive by the previous owners place, and see if it's sitting there/in a garage. Obviously anyone would be cool with just letting you see since the situation is that your car has just been stolen. Previous owner could've just had a spare, and stolen it back after waiting barely any time at all.
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05-11-2011, 02:39 PM
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it was stolen friday and your just now posting it???
sorry to hear sucks u only had it for a month
ill keep my eyes open
sorry to hear sucks u only had it for a month
ill keep my eyes open
05-12-2011, 01:29 AM
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yeah that probadly it thanks 4 the info man hopefully ill find it out there. well i never really check if it was a z28 or a reall ss. but if u look at it it looks like a real ss. also the bumpers are cut. the ex owner i bought it from had rims on it. heres my cell if u guys here anything please give me a call . ill appreciated it. 310 678-1073
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Did you have this up for sale too? I swear I saw one on craigslist, with the same exact picture. Reason I remember it was cause was thinking if they made factory SS in that color.
If you were, even though it's a hassle, I would check out every # of every person that came to check out the car to possibly buy it. Whenever I'm selling a car, I will meet them somewhere nearby instead of at my house because then they know where the car is. It works out cause if they buy it, then it doesn't matter if they get the address off the paperwork, but if they don't, they don't know where the car stays at.
That, and if you recently bought it, drive by the previous owners place, and see if it's sitting there/in a garage. Obviously anyone would be cool with just letting you see since the situation is that your car has just been stolen. Previous owner could've just had a spare, and stolen it back after waiting barely any time at all.
If you were, even though it's a hassle, I would check out every # of every person that came to check out the car to possibly buy it. Whenever I'm selling a car, I will meet them somewhere nearby instead of at my house because then they know where the car is. It works out cause if they buy it, then it doesn't matter if they get the address off the paperwork, but if they don't, they don't know where the car stays at.
That, and if you recently bought it, drive by the previous owners place, and see if it's sitting there/in a garage. Obviously anyone would be cool with just letting you see since the situation is that your car has just been stolen. Previous owner could've just had a spare, and stolen it back after waiting barely any time at all.
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I saw a car very similar to this about an hour ago on my street, looks like a black cherry paint, magnaflow tips nice sounding exhaust but wheels were 17's or bigger..just got a quick glance as I looked out my window. I live off Lindley and Devonshire.
