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Post by felkman on Nov 18, 2012 19:17:56 GMT -4
Just got off the phone with this guy and he wants his bike back so if anyone sees this for sale, please call David at 317-445-7803. He doesn't have a picture.
REWARD FOR STOLEN MOTORCYCLE. 1945 BSA M-20 500 single cyclinder. WW2 Army Bike.
Bike was sold by Amanda Sappenfield who was renting my house at 8633 E.96th st. Indpls. Ind.
Whatever story she presented was a LIE. I have owned this bike for 30 years. I have the title and VIN numbers for this bike.
She sold it sometime between May 2012 and Oct. 18 2012 the day it was discovered missing.
If you have the bike it is STOLEN and I just want it back.
You will not be proscuted .
Thanks to anyone who can help. David 317-445-7803
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f1indy
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Post by f1indy on Nov 19, 2012 7:32:38 GMT -4
Hey first sorry for your lose, thats has to hurt when it's been with you that long. I'll keep my eyes and ears open but what did she tell you why she sold it or is she not there anymore?
Sorry Dude!
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79l82
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Post by 79l82 on Nov 19, 2012 9:21:30 GMT -4
Prosecute the bitch  |
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taggat
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Post by taggat on Nov 19, 2012 10:24:33 GMT -4
Ill keep a look out up north. Have any pictures? Theyll probably strip it down just saying.
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Post by hogsausage on Nov 19, 2012 15:53:11 GMT -4
Ill keep a look out up north. Have any pictures? Theyll probably strip it down just saying. Doubt it will be stripped. Probably sitting in some single guys living room/ man cave. Sad to say he'll probably never see it again unless the person who bought it is in the vintage community and finds out. Most of us are good folk and would give the bike back. |
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barnfinder
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Post by barnfinder on Nov 19, 2012 19:54:45 GMT -4
I just got off the phone with David, he is still looking.
Funny story. About two months ago at my work. I found a motorcycle fuel tank and carb sitting by the dumpster. Mind you I work in an airport. And the only ones who have access are employees and pilots based there. After some research I learned that the Amal monoblock carb and BSA tank were from the mid 40's. After asking my boss "who would throw away motorcycle parts?" and he told me the pilots name. This pilot is into WWII aircraft and ground equipment. We maintain a BT-13 which is a fixed gear Texan. I talked to this pilot and he bought his from a museum and he wanted it running for air shows. The mechanic said the tank was useless due to it being kreamed 20+ years ago and the slide in the carb was frozen. So thats why I have the origingal tank and carb. As described the tank emblems were not the same as what David had.
Paul
now for some reason I can not find a way to post pictures.
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