BIKES AND SUPPORT TRUCK STOLEN Cannonball 2014

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  • parkerize
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    Here is full shot of the truck and trailer
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  • parkerize
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    Originally posted by WebKahuna View Post
    Threads merged and stuck to top of Announcements
    Thanks Bill, I was trying to cut and past photos from FB but couldn't do it. Lets catch these bastards and return these machines to their rightful owners.

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  • WebKahuna
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    Threads merged and stuck to top of Announcements

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  • stevekleincustom
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    Stolen Cannonball Vehicle Photos attached

    Originally posted by alanc48 View Post
    SPREAD THE WORD (From Buck Carson's FB page)

    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 F350 with Motorcycle Cannonball logos on the front doors, and the trailer is a 20 foot enclosed grey trailer with 4 windows and a large Motorcycle Cannonball logo on the rear door. I will also be posting photos of each motorcycle and the support vehicle as well.
    Dear AMCA Members
    As of this hour those involved in this situation are working woith local police, Sheriffs Department, Highway Patrol and Tacoma WA Port Authority to try to find these vehicles. I have broadcast a description of all vehicles, photos, licence playte numbers to all AMCA Editors of all Chapters to get the word out quickly. Attached are the photos I happen to have on my computer of the stolen bvehicles with the exception of the 2001 Dark Gret Ford F250 Diesel 4 Door Truck.

    Please sned this info out to any members you know in tyhe Northwest.
    Thank You

    Trailer.JPGGustavvson Motorcycle.JPGOther three Motorycles.JPG

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  • alanc48
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    it probably would be better to have it with the pictures on the other one

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  • wlwood
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    We now have photos of all bikes posted in the Cannonball Bikes Stolen thread in Parking Lot Chatter. Should we consolidate this information there or here?

    Bill Wood

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  • wlwood
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    Replying to my own post to bump this to the top. We now have photos of all the bikes and the trailer.

    BW

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  • alanc48
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    (Number 54) 1919 Harley Davidson J, Mississippi antique license 9620

    (Number 73) 1926 Harley Davidson JD, Texas license BDAX4

    (Number 76) 1931 Harley Davidson VL, Texas license BFGR3

    (Number 99) 1928 Harley Davidson JD, Texas license BFGV2

    The truck is a dark grey 2001 Ford F250 with Motorcycle Cannonball logos on the front doors, Texas license 89LBC7

    The trailer is a 2008 20-foot Doolittle enclosed grey trailer with 4 windows and a large Motorcycle Cannonball logo on the rear door. The license is Texas 4198M.

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  • wlwood
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    Anthony:

    Sorry, just posted this in a different thread when Buck Carson called. There's a little more information now (license plates for all the vehicles). Point of contact can be be Buck Carson (939) 239-6615.

    Bill Wood

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  • Lonnie
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    Case number

    Originally posted by alanc48 View Post
    Local PD
    Tacoma Police Department
    3701 South Pine Street
    Tacoma, WA 98409
    (253) 798-4721

    State Police Auto theft Division
    WSP Criminal Investigation Division
    PO Box 42637
    Olympia WA 98504-2637
    (360) 704-2950

    I just talked with Shelbyinparadise, he was the driver for this support vehicle which belongs to Jon Neuman. There was also a '28 complete bike in pieces for spares, also belonging to Jon. THE CASE NUMBER IS 14-266-0150. Tacoma PD # to call with any info is as posted above, (253) 798-4721. I'll have some tag numbers in a bit to post also.

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  • wlwood
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    Cannonball Bikes Stolen

    Last night, four Motorcycle Cannonball bikes and their support truck and trailer were stolen from the Hotel Murano in Tacoma, Washington, probably between 9:30 and 10:30 p.m.

    The bikes were as follows:

    (Number 54) 1919 Harley Davidson J, Mississippi antique license 9620

    (Number 73) 1926 Harley Davidson JD, Texas license BDKX4

    (Number 76) 1931 Harley Davidson VL, Texas license BFGR3

    (Number 99) 1928 Harley Davi
    dson JD, Texas license BFGV2

    The truck is a dark grey 2001 Ford F250 with Motorcycle Cannonball logos on the front doors, Texas license 89LBC7

    The trailer is a 2008 20-foot Doolittle enclosed grey trailer with 4 windows and a large Motorcycle Cannonball logo on the rear door. The license is Texas 41968M.

    Below are photos of each motorcycle (click for a larger image).

    Carson Classic Motors is offering a $20,00 reward for information that leads to the return of these machines.

    If you have any information, please contact Buck Carson at 936 239-6615.

    Bill Wood

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  • wideglide38
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    Maybe one of the owner's left their cell phone in a saddlebag and on. . . . . they could locate the phone that way!

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  • wideglide38
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    Maybe one of the owner's left their cell phone in a saddlebag and on. . . . . they could locate the phone that way!

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  • wideglide38
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    Thanks and posted info on facebook. Any plate info for each bike? Sorry to trouble you for the details. Just wanna see the scum captured!

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  • alanc48
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    Local PD
    Tacoma Police Department
    3701 South Pine Street
    Tacoma, WA 98409
    (253) 798-4721

    State Police Auto theft Division
    WSP Criminal Investigation Division
    PO Box 42637
    Olympia WA 98504-2637
    (360) 704-2950

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