Pontiac Firebird 1967-2002 - Stolen collectors edition 2002 ta

my car was stolen two years ago today.no word...someone broke into my house and took it out of my garage.it was an automatic 39,000 mile car.had chrome 17" eagle 5 stars on it,loudmouth exhaust,clear air box lid,kn air and oil filters,coolant bypass,ram air hood guts took out,all windows were tinted,multiple decals on glass, blackouts,etc.was took from cabot,arkansas.there is a reward still offered for any information related to this car.

Man, That Sucks.... Someone has to know something about it.....

Sorry to hear that. If it disappered silently into the night, the question I would ask is whether the car had been shown at any events in the months prior to the theft. Similarly, since it did not surface for 2 years, that rules out the local joyride angle. Someone acoss the border or overseas may be the recipient of your pride and joy.

wouldnt something like this be a part-out job? chop shop victim? seems like a limited edition like that would have shown up somewhere

Sorry to hear that. If it disappered silently into the night, the question I would ask is whether the car had been shown at any events in the months prior to the theft. Similarly, since it did not surface for 2 years, that rules out the local joyride angle. Someone acoss the border or overseas may be the recipient of your pride and joy.

I was thinking the same thing but so many to steal from in FL or TX so why Arkansas with the additional distance and time needed to ship out? Very intriguing. I'm sorry about your loss. What theory does the detective have that worked your case?

CETA will stick out like a sore thumb. can you make a statement your local news?

The car was either shipped across the boarder or over seas. Or it was chopped up and sold. I doubt somoneone is holding on to it the way it left your garage.

car fax????

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Sorry to hear that. Cabot is my home town :(

Sorry to hear that. Cabot is my home town :(

^ This guy took it! Jaykay jaykay, lol!

That sucks! My 99 went missing one night, but we found it! 3 days later. 120 miles from home. In a vacant field. Stripped and burnt to a crisp :cry:

Theres always SOMEONE at my house. The ONE time we were ALL gone, to tke my brother to texas becuase he was moving. Suspicious right? And then the cops said that there was no sign of forced entry, some parts of the car were still there.


SO..... a month later, we find out my best friend had made copies of my keys, and stolen it, and sold it for $500 to a guy that sells the parts.



Whats worse than THAT, i had 2 payments to go before pay off.


So you could be worse off.

Good Luck on the search

that really sucks :(
im afraid after 2 years, there is a 0 % chance of finding it my friend :( it would have surfaced by now if it was going to. i am sorry for your loss :(

SO..... a month later, we find out my best friend had made copies of my keys, and stolen it, and sold it for $500 to a guy that sells the parts.



Please tell me you busted out the can of whup ass on him.

dude if my friend did some stuff like that to me, he isnt a friend. and i def would have went to town on his ass, he would have been in the hospital.... how did he make copies of your keys? i never let mine out of my sight no matter what, my mother had to practically pry them out of my hands a few years back just to take the car for a spin cause i was trying to talk her into pickin up a 02 SS, then i called her every 2 minutes to make sure my baby was ok :D

dude if my friend did some stuff like that to me, he isnt a friend. and i def would have went to town on his ass, he would have been in the hospital.... how did he make copies of your keys? i never let mine out of my sight no matter what, my mother had to practically pry them out of my hands a few years back just to take the car for a spin cause i was trying to talk her into pickin up a 02 SS, then i called her every 2 minutes to make sure my baby was ok :D

Well duh he isn't friend anymore. I didn't do anything to him becuase i was so involved with the cops, i talked to them every day for like a month and half and then every other day for like 3 more months, they were really helpful! They helped me deal with my insurance and everything. BUt my cousin kicked his ass good for me, and while i was conveniently WITH a deputy, so no one ever pointed a finger at me lol. Well, thinking back, there was a day where he had spent the night at my house and got drunk. In the mornig he had left for work before i got up. He came ot my house for his lunch hour and he brought my keys saying he mistakingly took them. This was like a year before my car was stolen, but its the only time hes ever had my keys. I know thats a long time to wait, but its gotta take some balls to sdteal what your best friend loves more than anything. And i dont think he only got $500 for it, thats just hat he said.

seriously that boy would have ended up in the trunk and they would have found it burning a second time lol

thats messed up!!

damn sorry to hear that,

I was thinking the same thing but so many to steal from in FL or TX so why Arkansas with the additional distance and time needed to ship out? Very intriguing. I'm sorry about your loss. What theory does the detective have that worked your case?

Possibly someone was shipping it down to the Gulf?
If this was a custom order, it could have been loaded on a closed truck somewhere along the way.

I doubt any detective worked that case seriously. With so little to go on and this having been more than 2 years ago, this is a cold dead file. The only solace you can take is that at least you have an excuse to go out and play with a new 2010 Z28.

Ok, I am a law enforcement officer with 16 years experience. I have working in the stolen car squad before and we have found the best way to hide things are in plain site. Sometimes there are dishonorable paint/body shops that get a nice car that was totaled by the insurance, but the shop is able t talk them out of a salvaged the title. The it is fairly easy steal a car just like it, remove all the VIN plates & stickers from the totaled car, and transplant them to the stolen car. Then the sell the car 'legitimately' as the vehicle that was originally totaled....but of course, they never mention that. It would be near to impossible to find the car again, unless you start doing frame VINs and most owners won't volunteer their vehicle, because if it stolen and the 'legitimately' bought it, they loose the car and possibly the invested money. Sorry for the bad news, but it is a reality I deal with on a regular basis.