Stolen Vintage Bikes

[Bronxboy]

$20,000 Reward! PLEASE HELP!

Read, share, spread the word. Last night, four Motorcycle Cannonball bikes and their support truck and trailer were stolen from the Hotel Murano in Tacoma, Washington.


The bikes were as follows (Number 54) 1919 Harley Davidson J, (Number 73) 1926 Harley Davidson JD, (Number 76) 1931 Harley Davidson VL, (Number 99) 1928 Harley Davidson JD. The truck is a dark grey 2001 Ford F250 with Motorcycle Cannonball logos on the front doors, and the trailer is a 16 foot enclosed grey trailer with 4 windows and a large Motorcycle Cannonball logo on the rear door.

License Plate numbers are as follows: 1919 Harley Davidson J (Mississippi Antique Plate): 9620 1926 Harley Davidson JD (Texas Antique Plate) BDKX4 1928 Harley Davidson JD (Texas Antique Plate) BFGV2 1931 Harley Davidson VL (Texas Antique Plate) BFGR3 2001 Ford F250 (Texas Plate) 89LBC7 2007 Doolittle Trailer (Texas Plate) 41968

If you see the bikes, truck or trailer call your local police by dialing 911, then follow up with the bike owners listed below. Regards, Buck Carson carsonclassicmotors@yahoo.com 936-239-6615. www.carsonclassicmotors.com Jon Neuman is the truck owner. Phone number 214-850-6910 Email: numo@sagebrushcycle.com David Lloyd – 901-277-7710 –dlloyd@roadshowbmw.com Mike Carson – 281-705-5634 –mwcarson3@yahoo.com

Thank you!

[flsix]

Sure hope the dirt bags are caught.

[Bighead]

Hope so too.
Shouldn't be too hard to find though

[R J]

By now those bikes are probably in a container and headed across the pond.

[John Schmidt]

By now those bikes are probably in a container and headed across the pond.

You can probably bet on that. Those guys had to be pros and when they saw the route and where the stops were, they got everything in order ahead of time. All they had to do was snatch the merchandise and make the short run to the port. Palms previously greased with some green waves them through and in minutes are loaded and sealed in the container. Nobody's the wiser until sunup. We broke up a ring that operated similarly here in Florida some time back, really a smooth operation that was run right under the noses of the local LEO's. Kinda neat the way they did it. They only snatched semi's that were actually a container sitting on a trailer and ready to be loaded onto a ship. The already knew what was in it and would target that trailer. They would quickly change the ID markings and off it went, never to be seen in the US again.

[Bronxboy]

Bikes found




http://www.king5.com/story/news/local/seattle/2014/09/24/antique-stolen-motorcycles-found/16170997/

[flsix]

That is fantastic !!!!
A small loss of tools is easer to stomach than a total loss of bikes trailer and truck.