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- Well that sucks!!! Sorry for your loss. Hope it's found intact with no damage parked in another lot. All wishfull thinking of course.
- Consider a posting a tag number. If seen, that would help I.D. the trailer.
Dog Folks wrote:
Consider a posting a tag number. If seen, that would help I.D. the trailer.
Even though the tag has probably been changed, here is the information the OP provided:
It is described as a 2011 25' Passport Trailer, with a Georgia Trailer Tag of TLOA 566 and is predominately white.- Stolen from a storage lot! Does the mgt of the lot have absolutely zero security or procedures to protect property?
'Yeah, my name is Joe, I want to put this box in a locker. BTW, I'll be driving out with a nice new trailer in a few minutes.' - That just stinks! Hopefully it is properly insured and the owner can be made whole again.
- Probably on its way to the oil fields in the Midwest.
NJRVer wrote:
Probably on its way to the oil fields in the Midwest.
Not likely. Oil field WORKERS buy things with money they EARN.
It's probably more likely in the back woods somewhere with some POS meth-heads making drugs.
You owe the oil workers an apology.- Reported up to 6 days after the fact… I just hope the owner had good insurance paid up to date and with gap coverage if it still financed… I also hope there is some more evidence of the theft than the trailer missing… I have read where insurance companies withheld payment for some time claiming it look suspicious…
Unless the owner is real lucky, and that apparently isn’t the case, I wouldn’t count on seeing it again nor would I want it back at this point… - Bummer!
NJRVer wrote:
I don't think so, who would pull a stolen trailer across several states to set up in open view. These people make more money then most in this country and would not risk ther job.
Probably on its way to the oil fields in the Midwest.
