Stolen 1988 RX7 ... KNOXVILLE TN
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Stolen 1988 RX7 ... KNOXVILLE TN
VIN # JM1FC3316J0605035
TN Title # 71720926
Last know person with possession PATRICK HIGDON. Currently under investigation for theft of vehicle. "Supposedly" it was impounded by city of Knoxville although no records exist. hmm???
Black with Red Cloth interior in mint condition. He wrecked the front passenger side corner and bent back hood... creased it in the middle.
ANY info helpful!!
Thanks Rich
TN Title # 71720926
Last know person with possession PATRICK HIGDON. Currently under investigation for theft of vehicle. "Supposedly" it was impounded by city of Knoxville although no records exist. hmm???
Black with Red Cloth interior in mint condition. He wrecked the front passenger side corner and bent back hood... creased it in the middle.
ANY info helpful!!
Thanks Rich
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I know the feeling... Someone literally stole my 03 R1 from me 2 days ago... Since its a car you have a better chance of getting it back... My bike, on the other hand, has probably already been stripped down for parts... Good luck...
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But from the doors back ... no damage. The window tint is a shabby job on the hatchback. The interior was beautiful Red Cloth. The dash was loose and vibrated and I believe one of the rotors apex seals may be starting to go. It would run rough if it sat for a long time ... vibration wise but then after driving it awhile it was fine. Wouldn't do that again unless parked for several weeks.
I just bypassed the Pulsating Dampener with a banjo bolt and the wiring harness had gotten hot and melt a little in that same area causing the TPS to short out. I had that all fixed though and working good. Also the main wiring harness had a jumper wire at the firewall connection because the battery had once been hooked up backwards which caused a meltdown. That was fixed but it is obvious if you ever saw it that that had happened.
Lastly the Side Pillars had a lot of Bondo on them and the paint (Black) was pretty thick and had cracks in it on both sides near the curve of the roof line.
And it had about 147,000 miles on it and the right rear wheel tilts inwards as if it landed from a high flight and "squatted" the drivers side is not so obvious.
Put that picture together and you found my car... minus the VIN tag.
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shut up you jack wagon
Like i sed on the last thread..Ill beat ther *** and tie them to my truck and drag them down the street........The cops better get them befor i do ****.I hope you get her back..
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You think about it... the parts on that car are work a LOT of money. And you've GOT to have them to make it work. How about an airflow meter ... 900 bucks! see what I mean!!
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The problem with that theory is that you can get them used all day long for 40 bucks. I used to have a stack of them that I couldnt give away for 25 shipped. Same for every other part on the car. So many are being parted out now, the market is flooded and the parts are worth very little. Either in parts or whole, an average/rough s4 NA is worth about 1000-1500 in most cases. To most people, that is not enough to risk a felony over...they would rather go for a newer car like an 02 civic or something.
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