mckeeranger
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Bird droppings. I'm thinking it was in a barn.
Glad you got your "baby" back.![[thumbzup]](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/icon_smile_thumzup.gif "Thumbs Up [thumbzup]")
Glad you got your "baby" back.
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ww2 jeep stolen
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Glad you got it back!
Maybe someone here on SS has an inside track on someone who works for the GOV that can clean up the video? Just thinkin outloud...
Maybe someone here on SS has an inside track on someone who works for the GOV that can clean up the video? Just thinkin outloud...
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Thanks everyone. At this point I'm really not worried about catching them. My thoughts have been more on security and getting it back into shape. God brought it back and so I am leaving the justice part in His hands. If He wants me to pursue them then I'm sure He will let me know. I'm sure one of the idiots will blab at some point about what they did to someone who will tell the authorities.
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Stealing Jeeps was common practice during WWII when they served on active duty. Drunken soldiers would just jump into any Jeep parked nearby and "drive home". The "battlefield improvisation" for an ignition lock was for the assigned driver to pull the distributor cap and keep it in his pocket. that way, only drivers could start 'em up. The only problem with that system was that everyone, even the Germans, were carrying US Jeep distributor caps around for commandeering our Jeeps.