stolen

My dad had 6 pistols stolen from him about 20 years ago, some rare and valuable, some not. The most valuable was probably a Colt 45 single action Army. There was a Walther PPK in there, a model 1911 Colt 45 Auto, a WWII German Luger and a few other sport pistols.

He got the Colt 45 Single Action Army back about 8 yrs ago. 8) Plus another that I don't remember.

 

http://omaha.craigslist.org/bar/4580915349.html

Does it look like yours?

 

http://omaha.craigslist.org/bar/4580915349.html

Does it look like yours?

 

Might be worth a call for an exact description

http://eastidaho.craigslist.org/mcy/4582966227.html

 

The nebraska bike is obviously not it:

1. rims are not the same color
2. engine fins are not clean and bright
3. valve cover aluminum lines are not clean and bright
4. exhaust colors are the wrong color
5. gold on side covers and grab bar not highly polished

The Rexburg bike--

If Rexburg re-did the bike over a month ago, then obviously this isn't the one, either. If either he, or they can show proof that it was done, that pretty well sums it up. It would have been done a month before the other bike was even stolen.

 

After reading all this, I became paranoid. I chained up my bike just a minute ago. Yes, it still has the original bike chain that goes under the seat.

 

That's shit. I've never had my bike stolen which is a miracle considering how many times I left it parked on the street with the key in the ignition. Thankfully it's ugly as sin. I have however had my right side cover stolen and had my master cylinder removed. While I respect someone working hard to keep their old machine running I would prefer they not use my daily driver as their parts bike.

Best of luck. Like the others have said it is a distinctive bike so I feel confident you'll see it back.

 

thanks guys. i found it. it was trashed. insurance company took it. thanks for looking everyone. thanks again.

 

sux. Bright side--keep your eyes open, you'll find another. And you can make it BETTER.

dave