Stolen Aircraft

Jay:

I'll keep an eye out for it. Is there a web site that has a photo? That
would really help.

Regards,

gpa

--
I've learned that it is what I do not know that I fear, and I strive,
outwardly from pride, inwardly from the knowledge that the unknown is
what will finally kill me, to know all there is to be known about my
airplane. I will never die. -Richard Bach
"Flightdeck" wrote in message
k.net...
Hi Guys,

Please be on the look-out. I am posting this for a friend.


On Thursday 8/14/03 my aircraft, a Cessna 182 N2504R, was stolen from
Lakewood,
NJ between 5:15 and 9:00 AM. I would appreciate if you see it, that you
give
me a call at 201 445-0882. The current paint is the Cessana White
Background with horizontal fuselage trim of Red on Black with white strips
trimming the red where it meets the black. The underside of the nose is
black. It has the red/white/black rectangle at the vertical midpoint of
the
rudder. Please send this to everyone you
can.

Thanks,
Jay

I think it was Jim Weir who pointed this out, but it bears repeating:

How long do you think this STOLEN airplane will remain "Red on Black with
white stripes", and sport that N-number? My guess is: Not Too Long.

It would be better if you could post unique things about the aircraft, such
as: Crack in back of left wheel pant - Only 1 radio: King KX170b with
missing knob - small crack in upper left corner of windshield ... etc etc
....

-Dave


"Flightdeck" wrote in message
k.net...
Hi Guys,

Please be on the look-out. I am posting this for a friend.


On Thursday 8/14/03 my aircraft, a Cessna 182 N2504R, was stolen from
Lakewood,
NJ between 5:15 and 9:00 AM. I would appreciate if you see it, that you
give
me a call at 201 445-0882. The current paint is the Cessana White
Background with horizontal fuselage trim of Red on Black with white strips
trimming the red where it meets the black. The underside of the nose is
black. It has the red/white/black rectangle at the vertical midpoint of
the
rudder. Please send this to everyone you
can.

Thanks,
Jay