- Joined
- Jun 1, 2001
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- Age
- 63
- Vehicle Year
- 1987... sorta
- Transmission
- Manual
Just discovered missing:
a) FIVE "Basket weave" Lincoln Rims including one with a tire mounted
(I run these rims on my Aerostar)
b)Three "twisted star" early Explorer rims
c)FIVE Five Spoke Bronco2 rims (One of them had the
matching spare for my big trailer mounted on it)
and (drum roll please) a complete drum-to-drum Aerostar axle
It musta been a Real SOB to move.
Next people to go trapsing around in the woods behind my house better have GREAT medical coverage because tomorrow morning I'm stringing barbed wire ankle high everywhere and I'm gonna smear it with stuff you really don't want to get into a penetrating wound. (Fresh human dung "flavored" with
commercially pure Nicotine Sulfate)
If that doesn't work I know quite a few other nasty tricks.
I'm convinced it's someone local and probably a teenager,
because there's lots of other stuff that wasn't touched.
Aluminum radiators, tubing diamond plate, Essentially stuff not
as desireable for quick cash as aluminum wheels.
The aluminum wheels were pretty close to the house, but easily "portable"
the axle was way out in back behind the shed, I just can't imagine why someone would take it, it was an awful lot of work to move it through the woods for it's (MABEY) $25 scrap value.
I'm most pissed about the wheels with mounted tires, as one of them was a BRAND NEW tire that matches the BFG (long trails) tires on the Aerostar
and the Firestone wilderness AT tire that was on the bronco2 wheel
(what I run on my trailer) mystifies me...
there were four magnesium Saab rims down near where the axle was
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a) FIVE "Basket weave" Lincoln Rims including one with a tire mounted
(I run these rims on my Aerostar)
b)Three "twisted star" early Explorer rims
c)FIVE Five Spoke Bronco2 rims (One of them had the
matching spare for my big trailer mounted on it)
and (drum roll please) a complete drum-to-drum Aerostar axle
It musta been a Real SOB to move.
Next people to go trapsing around in the woods behind my house better have GREAT medical coverage because tomorrow morning I'm stringing barbed wire ankle high everywhere and I'm gonna smear it with stuff you really don't want to get into a penetrating wound. (Fresh human dung "flavored" with
commercially pure Nicotine Sulfate)
If that doesn't work I know quite a few other nasty tricks.
I'm convinced it's someone local and probably a teenager,
because there's lots of other stuff that wasn't touched.
Aluminum radiators, tubing diamond plate, Essentially stuff not
as desireable for quick cash as aluminum wheels.
The aluminum wheels were pretty close to the house, but easily "portable"
the axle was way out in back behind the shed, I just can't imagine why someone would take it, it was an awful lot of work to move it through the woods for it's (MABEY) $25 scrap value.
I'm most pissed about the wheels with mounted tires, as one of them was a BRAND NEW tire that matches the BFG (long trails) tires on the Aerostar
and the Firestone wilderness AT tire that was on the bronco2 wheel
(what I run on my trailer) mystifies me...
there were four magnesium Saab rims down near where the axle was
AD