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#191558 03/10/06 11:56 AM
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Help Golf cart stolen sometime after 12:30 am this morning. Vicinity Coconut Drive between Island Supermarket and Orange, Was locked to fence. White Yamaha, four seater, aluminum wheels, had windshield attached, white seats...License plate BZC 28772. If you see this cart, please call 620-0903. Thanks


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#191559 03/10/06 02:00 PM
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a fence? Did they break the fence or lift it over a post? Aren't you supposed to lock a golf cart from the stearing wheel to the back of the seat to prevent it from being drivable? Your profile says you live there so pehaps I am incorrect.

#191560 03/10/06 02:15 PM
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It was locked from the frame, around a fence post, then around the steering wheel. smile


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#191561 03/14/06 07:54 AM
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First, thanks to everyone who helped. We received a phone call at 4:15 am on Saturday (yes, AM), from the police to inform us that our cart had been found. When we arrived at the station around 10 Saturday morning, we were told "there's no reason to do a police report, it is only missing the wheel well covers". We insisted on a report anyway. After the report was finished, a closer examination, (by us, not the police), revealed that not only were the wheel well covers taken, but so was the transmission, the windshield, the mirrors, and all the movable parts under the cart. For some unknown reason, the batteries were still there. The seats were filthy, as they apparently removed the parts and then laid them up on the white seats. We are quite sure this was a "professional" job, because the Yamaha keys are different than most of the ones around the island, whoever took it must have picked it out purposely for the particular parts, the person who removed the transmission, etc., obviously knew what they were doing. We are assuming that it was dismantled somewhere around Marina's, and then pushed down the incline next to Xanadu, landing in the bush.

If anyone knows of, hears of, or sees a Yamaha cart new on the street, let us know as we suspect that someone has taken these parts to revive a cart.


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#191562 03/14/06 09:24 AM
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See...I will feel right at home in belize coming from phila! Chop shops abound!

having said that, it is more than a little disturbing that the police obviously dont care that a professional ring has formed in AC.

does one REALLY need a cart if they are living in SP? can i get by on a bike if i chose (assuming i dont gain weight from what i hear is an abundance of wonderful restaurants and food...not to mention the rum smile )


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