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05-29-2010, 11:08 AM
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06-23-2010, 09:50 AM
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07-06-2010, 05:27 AM
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Re: Stolen Thread - read before posting any new threads
Who's missing a B20b moter and a JG engine dynamic intake with a s2 throttlebody. hit chop shop and have numerous parts. contact Det. Wells MOCO auto theft 240-773-6370
07-12-2010, 11:54 AM
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PLEASE HELP FIND my championship white Del Sol or parts from the car. Car was stolen a couple months back from Rockville, MD. Had a k20a type r motor with a Jackson racing supercharger, Type r 5-lug conversion, Type r red recaro's, type r floor mats, etc. Please let me know if anyone has ANY info. I have been looking around for a while now.
07-22-2010, 07:25 AM
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Must be nice. I wish they recovered my missing stuff. I already contacted Det. Wells numerous times in the past. Seems as though he forgot about me.
UPDATE:
my integra was stolen in Janurary (details on page 2). Well today I got a call from my detectives stating that my Engine/Trans/Hondata ECU were recovered in MD. I went up there today to identify the parts and they are mine!! I get them back in about 6 weeks!!!
These Detectives are doing work! if you have had a car stolen and it ended up in MD give DT. Wells a call. and if you have any info or suspicious activity around northern VA or MD give the appropriate detective a call.
Mike Wallize, Loudoun County 571.258.3422
David Wells, Montgomery county 301-840-6160
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Updated Mr. Wallize's contact info per request. The previous number is no longer in service.
my integra was stolen in Janurary (details on page 2). Well today I got a call from my detectives stating that my Engine/Trans/Hondata ECU were recovered in MD. I went up there today to identify the parts and they are mine!! I get them back in about 6 weeks!!!
These Detectives are doing work! if you have had a car stolen and it ended up in MD give DT. Wells a call. and if you have any info or suspicious activity around northern VA or MD give the appropriate detective a call.
Mike Wallize, Loudoun County 571.258.3422
David Wells, Montgomery county 301-840-6160
Mod edit:
Updated Mr. Wallize's contact info per request. The previous number is no longer in service.
07-22-2010, 08:20 AM
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Yeah really ,my car has been gone since last August and has yet to be recovered. I contacted the same detectives as you, gave them the info they asked for and never heard from them again.
07-23-2010, 06:12 AM
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Well my car wasn't stolen. They broke into our garage and stole a few motors including mine. I gave them all of my info and receipts. This was over a year ago estimated about $8200 I lost from my motor. Sucked real hard. Still would do anything to get it back, although I faced the fact awhile ago that it is long gone.
07-27-2010, 12:34 PM
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stuff is not always found overnight.. it was almost 8 months before I heard something.. authough I got my motor/trans/ecu back there are still alot of parts that have not been found or may have been found but no way to prove that was MY part.. the best thing anybody can do is make identifyable markings on ALL of their parts.. take pictures and write down any serial numbers.. if you dont have this info even if it is your part there is no way to prove it.