Re[2]: Weekend update: Stolen 16V recovered!

[coutinho.ka@pg.com]

This whole thing about Hayman is kinda interesting.  Both times I took my car 
into them, they had used parts.  When I asked for new ones, the guy said they 
don't keep any and it would take a few days to order them in.

Hmmm, I guess that means I have stolen shift linkages & a couple of hoses. :-O

And to think that I was going to get them to do my manifold.!!

What's the latest on the case?  Was there any coverage in the Star?


Kevin.
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'86 8V Scirocco


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Subject: Re: Weekend update: Stolen 16V recovered!
Author:  (INTERNET)gschil@orthomed.org 
Date:    11/24/97 1:26 AM



Its crazy I know. I was expecting nothing less than the Hayman shish 
kabob. The only explanation I can think of was that my car was stolen 
'bout 2 AM on the fourth and Hayman was busted only 8 hours later. I 
figured one of his boys stole it but didn't even get the chance to throw 
it on the barbie at Hayman. He probably took what he could with hand 
tools and smacked the underside while doing god knows what and ditched 
it. If you're psycho enough to steal someones scirocco, I guess you're 
psycho enough to demo it.
Hayman update: By total coincidence the cops rented a yard right beside 
the pound (Abrams Towing) where my car was. All the VW stuff they pulled 
out of his lair is laid out behind yellow tape there. I thought I had seen 
the bulk of it but noooooo. There's about a 200 foot long pile of shish 
kabobed VW's: lots of GTI's and Corrados, an Audi 5000 which actually 
looks filleted (long slices!) Dozens off doors, etc. It's perverse, total 
butchery, and  really upsetting. . I can imagine what the warehouse looks 
like

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