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July 9th 04, 06:39 PM
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Stolen Engines
The engines/props were stolen off a twin that had been sitting for 4
years (the auction of the plane is on Ebay). Just wondering if the serial numbers are in a FAA or maintenance database somewhere and could be traced as to where they are now. Any other ideas how to find them? If they were shipped out overseas, would there also be a record? Thanks. Monty 
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