Stolen LWT on the Bay
Stolen LWT on the Bay
Watch out for this one all.
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Rob.
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1972 Series III Lightweight GS 200Tdi
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Chairman and Webmaster.
1972 Series III Lightweight GS 200Tdi
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Re: Stolen LWT on the Bay
Bit odd?
042Bobf
19HF27 Lightweight FFR ex Gurkha Field Force HQ, various Gurkha Sigs Tps and Comp Ord Depot Hong Kong 1980-1997.
42ET39 Narrow Track Sankey ex BAOR 22 & 7 Sig Regts, 16/5 Lancers, 2 RTR, 9/12 Lancers & QDG 1969-2001.
19HF27 Lightweight FFR ex Gurkha Field Force HQ, various Gurkha Sigs Tps and Comp Ord Depot Hong Kong 1980-1997.
42ET39 Narrow Track Sankey ex BAOR 22 & 7 Sig Regts, 16/5 Lancers, 2 RTR, 9/12 Lancers & QDG 1969-2001.
Re: Stolen LWT on the Bay
I trust Nick, but regardless it's not worth the agro.
Rob.
Chairman and Webmaster.
1972 Series III Lightweight GS 200Tdi
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Chairman and Webmaster.
1972 Series III Lightweight GS 200Tdi
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Re: Stolen LWT on the Bay
Is it still on it’s original reg? surely if it is and was reported stolen it would flag up when someone applied for the v5.
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Re: Stolen LWT on the Bay
I'm also confused. If it is known to be stolen, then surely the answer is to go to the police - that's what they're for. And, Rob, what isn't worth the aggro? Again, if you own something as valuable as a vehicle and you catch up with it, surely the answer is to try and get it back and bring the thief to justice?
Re: Stolen LWT on the Bay
What i mean Fred is "other people" should stay clear and let Nick sort it out, I dont know anymore information other than the post however its only right to warn others of a possible stolen lightweight on the market. I know i would be devastated if i was to purchase a vehicle only to have it seized by the police later..Fred wrote: ↑Sun May 23, 2021 8:45 pmI'm also confused. If it is known to be stolen, then surely the answer is to go to the police - that's what they're for. And, Rob, what isn't worth the aggro? Again, if you own something as valuable as a vehicle and you catch up with it, surely the answer is to try and get it back and bring the thief to justice?
Rob.
Chairman and Webmaster.
1972 Series III Lightweight GS 200Tdi
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removeduser185
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Re: Stolen LWT on the Bay
Ah! I see! Sorry, I missed your point.landymad wrote: ↑Sun May 23, 2021 8:55 pmWhat i mean Fred is "other people" should stay clear and let Nick sort it out, I dont know anymore information other than the post however its only right to warn others of a possible stolen lightweight on the market. I know i would be devastated if i was to purchase a vehicle only to have it seized by the police later..Fred wrote: ↑Sun May 23, 2021 8:45 pmI'm also confused. If it is known to be stolen, then surely the answer is to go to the police - that's what they're for. And, Rob, what isn't worth the aggro? Again, if you own something as valuable as a vehicle and you catch up with it, surely the answer is to try and get it back and bring the thief to justice?