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Great news. Stolen Alfa Romeo 6C is found!!!
Great news as the Alfa Romeo 6C that was stolen during the Mille miglia is found back in the same condition as stolen. Keys, jackets and everything was still in the car when the police found the car in an abandoned barn in Northern Italy.
More information will follow and we will have an exclusive interview at PreWarCar.com with the owner when the car is back in his garage,
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zaterdag januari 19th, 2019
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Robin Otto
25 Januari 2020, 14:53
Joe the Moe
20 Januari 2019, 20:34
Keys in the car ! Idiots had no alarm and no GPS tracker. so cheap. so easy.
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Tony Hillyard
20 Januari 2019, 08:36
Wonderful news!!!!! Sadly this is very rare to get a car back, certainly without any damage. I am absolutely certain the immediate and intense publicity after the theft had a bearing on the safe recovery.
Whether it's a theft, bad customer service or poor quality products, there is no doubt making your situation or complaint public works every time.
I propose, for example, a website for the old car world naming and shaming dodgy companies, crooks and scammers so that we can all benefit from other's experience.
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Whether it's a theft, bad customer service or poor quality products, there is no doubt making your situation or complaint public works every time.
I propose, for example, a website for the old car world naming and shaming dodgy companies, crooks and scammers so that we can all benefit from other's experience.
Michel Laarman
19 Januari 2019, 17:36
Congratualtions ! We are really happy for the familie ..
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I think a website relating to stolen ‘old car’ and associated parts
would be a great idea. I have always wondered why nobody has done this (I don’t
know how!)
Robin Otto