STOLEN 2010 TACOMA

quiet, not quiet....not the point. The chances a thief will steal your truck with a flatbed is pretty damn slim, if at all....

 

Why is there a pic with it on a trailor?

 

It's the line between kids and pros.

If you saw a truck being loaded on a flatbed mid day in a Walmart parking lot, would you give it a second thought?

Scout out the vehicles, know where they live and their owners work schedule, help yourself, no questions asked.

Fuel pump cut is much better than 98% of aftermarket or OE junk, I agree. But it's only against thieves of opportunity, not pros.

 

Yea, is the trailer missing also?

 

Ah, crap! I didn't need to read this.

Sorry to hear about that... and now I'll remember my stolen Taco for the rest of today, at least.

... mine was gone in 22 seconds.

 

I had a Ford Ranger stolen in 2005 with 16,000 miles on it that turned up in 2013 found less than 5 miles from where it was stolen at in Atlanta and had more than 100,000 miles put on it when found.....

 

Bummer man! Best of luck finding it!!!

 

2 cases in 3 years to me would define slim. Your truck could also get crushed by a falling tree in a storm.....

 

Posted here too:

 

Just posted on Facebook. Hope you find it @charlieyankee88!

 

Keeping an eye out for the truck or parts here in Richmond Va. I'm the one you contacted yesterday about my 17 Off Road.

 

Nope!......not even that shit will stop'em......not any type of kill switch, etc., etc., etc....How do I know this for sure you might ask?

Well about 2 maybe 3 years ago I remember this co-worker who had a Ford Mustang all tricked out. This was his weekend play toy hobby. I mean it looked mean and could really move. He'd put a lot $$$ into it with a custom paint job, engine, suspension, tires, wheels, etc. you name it and it was probably done with all this high end shit.

But what he really splurged on was in the audio and security systems. This thing had two kill switches and yes one was to the fuel system and yet it got stolen-never recovered.

Because like I previously said if they really want to steal it they're going to and the only way to actually stop them would be to sleep in your vehicle with a shotgun and wait till they come.

Grant it, a kill switch just might stop the casual kid who's a first timer but not others with far more experience.

 

buddy of mine has this on his car.....

https://www.amazon.com/XtremeTrakGP...=1484452464&sr=8-1&keywords=Falcon+NO+FEE+GPS

 

Any updates? Been giving a good once over to all the Tacoma's on the road the past couple days. Never realized how many Tacoma's are out here

 

Plus Viper security systems make a sensor solely to detect a car getting tilted up onto a flatbed. If I were a criminal, that's how I'd steal cars.

 

I PCS'd from Washington state to Delaware last year and we towed it behind the uhaul cross country..

 

Thanks for all the support. I appreciate everyone putting this on blast. We have been using any platform we can to get the word out but still no news at all. I feel like the truck stands out so it has to either be somewhere pretty remote, maybe just joyriding and left on a back road, or in a garage some where.

 

Sorry man, dam.

 

Bummer man. I'm sorry.