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    1. #16
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      Oct 2004
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      Indiana
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      In my opinion [which is actually really relevant here] Year One is not at fault in any way. These theives are aware of any large gathering of hotrods and will certainly go to wherever they are. They were professonals. It is likely that by the time we discovered the Camaro was gone it was already loaded into a container in Savannah and on its way to South America or wherever.
      Theives know no boundries. This could have happened at ANY show anywhere is the country.
      I must say that I have been driving hi profile cars all over the country for at least 25 years and have had not even a door ding. This incident will NOT prevent me from doing the same from here forward. I will not be further victimized by cowering under a car cover or inside a trailer. We will continue to build more cars than they can steal.
      I will, however, be investigating the Snitch locating device, or something similar. Frank has sent me a link to see a sample tracking record. It sounds promising.
      2 morals here...1. Year One is NOT to blame...the theives are. 2.Be aware...don't be afraid.

      Bret Voelkel
      Director of Innovation Fox Powered Vehicles Group
      Founder/ Former Owner
      RideTech/Air Ride Technologies, Inc.

      How do you spell Impossible?





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