Cabela's Becoming Less RV Friendly

[Bob Denman]

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[dkoldman]

Originally Posted by ducksface

The Ford key example was representative, not a definitive.

I have a quick insurance buy-back story.
In 1979, our 1971 Cuda convertible was stolen. I've been tracking it for years. The insurance company says it's mine when found.

I have a $10,000 bounty on it if anyone is interested.

Make it $25,000 and we got a deal. Go through the list and tell me which one is yours, and I will give Michael Cohen "The Fixer" a call.

Note: You may have to wait until he is released or commuted from prison

https://www.hemmings.com/cars-for-sa...outh/cuda/1971

[ducksface]

Originally Posted by dkoldman

Make it $25,000 and we got a deal. Go through the list and tell me which one is yours, and I will give Michael Cohen "The Fixer" a call.

Note: You may have to wait until he is released or commuted from prison

https://www.hemmings.com/cars-for-sa...outh/cuda/1971

Ours was an odd ball.
The only color listed on the build sheet, which I have around here somewhere, is:
'showcoat'
In reality it is 'gee this diaper really shows how much the baby likes strained kale' green.
Across the build sheet, in purple crayon is written in cursive
'conv:'
There is no other designator except the designator in the Vin.

Pre internet we assumed it was a factory car show car.
We paid $2,123 for it.

I'd go $10,000 upon recovery of an operable vehicle and an additional 25% of sale price up to $100,000 upon sale.

It frustrates me to do the searching. Years of rumor and little stories before the internet, drives to the desert, people I didn't want to know....
It has worn me to a lack of caring other than closure and hopefully dicking over the thief.