1967 Mustang Stolen
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Had the car for one month to the day and it got stolen last night 
Bright blue 1967 Mustang Coupe HFX 72E is the of the plate - pictures below.
Taken from North West London Goldhurst Terrace West Hampstead on 7th/8th July in the middle of the night.
https://www.facebook.com/classicamericancarsales.c...


Bright blue 1967 Mustang Coupe HFX 72E is the of the plate - pictures below.
Taken from North West London Goldhurst Terrace West Hampstead on 7th/8th July in the middle of the night.
https://www.facebook.com/classicamericancarsales.c...
PS: I wonder if it might be worth posting about this in General Gassing, as that attracts a wider audience. If the car is inside a covered transport or stashed in a shed then no good, but if it is being low-loadered visibly, or driven, someone from GG might spot it.
Regrettably, I do not think that any kind of car security device can prevent a professional car thief who is stealing to order from stealing any car.
Regrettably, I do not think that any kind of car security device can prevent a professional car thief who is stealing to order from stealing any car.
MikeMidd2001 said:
Terrible news. I live a few streets over, pass by your car when walking in the evening - it's a beauty (as was the fastback that used to be there which I assume was yours too?).
Hope you're able to find it. Will share around.
Thanks for sharing! The fastback isn't mine, I used to see it parked on Goldhurst all the time but saying that haven't seen it the last 2 months hope it didn't have the same fate as me. Hope you're able to find it. Will share around.
Edited by MikeMidd2001 on Thursday 9th July 23:08
Breadvan72 said:
PS: I wonder if it might be worth posting about this in General Gassing, as that attracts a wider audience. If the car is inside a covered transport or stashed in a shed then no good, but if it is being low-loadered visibly, or driven, someone from GG might spot it.
Regrettably, I do not think that any kind of car security device can prevent a professional car thief who is stealing to order from stealing any car.
Okay I will look to repost! it's been shared quite a bit on facebook actually, but as you said steal to order and a professional is the most likeliest thing here and it's probably out of the country alreadyRegrettably, I do not think that any kind of car security device can prevent a professional car thief who is stealing to order from stealing any car.
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