If anyone spots it or sees someone selling some parts let me know.

http://www.moddedmustangs.com/forums...baby-gone.html

 

Does the guy have any more info on it other than it's an '88 Saleen #504? Color? Anything? I'll keep my eyes and ears out for it.

 

What about location?

 

Read the thread. Location's not there, but everything else is.

 

Location: Cranston, RI
VIN: 1FABP41E6JF264382
Miles: Approx 67k
PD: Cranston Police Department: Det. John Ryan - 401-942-2211 x.5066
It did not have the ID number on the front bumper anymore
The spoiler had a crack right along the edge of it
The Pass side exhaust tip had melted into the edge of the cutout in rear valance
The Driver headlight was severly rusted and nonfunctional
Small scuff on pass side of front bumper, right by the start of stripping below headlight
It did not have the center caps on the wheels
The pass seat was not aligned properly and had somewhat of a lean to it.
Black marks in the lower rear glass where an amplifier I once had rubbed against the glass.
The rear hatch did not stay open, the struts were shot.
It had Koni Yellow series installed, not the original Monroe system
It also had a brighter red pinstriping

 

that's a bummer. probably in pieces by now. I hope my bike is never stolen, way to easy to steal one.

 

exactly why i dont wanna buy one

 

probably stolen by a chop shop. ******* bastards. i will kill someone if they did that to my GT. i have a mossburg shotgun 12 gauge to back my words up too.

 

I dont get why there are no pictures of the car... I feel bad for the dude, but if he wants ppl to keep an eye out for it...post a picture... seems obvious to me.

 

He said he just lost all his pictures on his computer when his apartment flooded.

 

Apparently he had liability only on that car...bummer.

 

Bummer indeed...Sadly enough hes probably never gunna get that car back unless he was really dam sneaky where he put lowjack if he had it.

 

No Bueno. Bastards.

 

He also said someone he knew had pics of it... If I were him I'd be taking things way more seriously by contacting the guy with he pics the moment the theft was realized, and posting them up all over the net.