reposed from other site.To the thief stealing gas caps during Corvettes at Carlisle
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reposed from other site.To the thief stealing gas caps during Corvettes at Carlisle
To the thief stealing gas caps during Corvettes at Carlisle- THIS MESSAGE IS FOR YOU!
Dear Thief-
First, I’d like to thank you for the sleepless night last evening. I could not sleep because I was furious after hearing that for a second year in a row you have stolen vintage Corvette gas caps from wonderful friends and supporters of Corvettes at Carlisle. Ironically enough my team and I should be glowing because we had record numbers throughout our weekend and the weather was downright incredible. However, my mind is in another direction and I’d like to share it with you and the Corvette community as a whole.
Many of you might know that when I have a vision or a dream I go after it. I give my all to succeed. My new mission is to have you caught and put behind bars. I intend to succeed at this too. I’m a firm believer that good things come to good people. And on the other hand - bad things come to bad people. You are a downright bad person. Things might seem wonderful for you now, especially after such a successful weekend of stealing other people’s hard earned property. I’m guessing you’ll most likely try to sell these gas caps – and you’ll probably get some money. What I just don’t understand, and will never understand, is how you can sleep at night knowing how many people you’ve upset this past weekend (9 gas caps were reported stolen this weekend).
To those of you that had your gas caps stolen, please accept my sincere apologies. Please note that in the special display areas such as the 50th Anniversary, we had a security guard on duty all through the evening. However a couple of the owners let me know they felt the thief took the gas caps in the morning, right under our noses. To say I’m upset about this is an understatement.
With all of this said…I’m asking for the entire Corvette community to come together. Let’s join forces and find the person or circle of people that are stealing innocent enthusiasts and businesses owner’s products. If you see somebody that’s taking off a gas cap question find a security guard and tell them. What I enjoy most about the Corvette hobby is the true camaraderie and passion behind it. Again, I’m asking the entire Corvette community to come together as a whole and let’s find the few bad seeds and weed them out. I give you my word I’ll do my best.
If you have any ideas of how we can catch this person, I urge you to email me: lancem@carlisleevents.com.
Thief – if you have a change of heart after reading this letter and you want to return the gas caps – you can ship all of them to me and I will make sure they get back to their rightful owners. You can send the caps to me at the following address: Carlisle Events (attention: Lance Miller), 1000 Bryn Mawr Road; Carlisle PA 17013.
Thank you for your time.
Very aggravated,
Lance Miller
Dear Thief-
First, I’d like to thank you for the sleepless night last evening. I could not sleep because I was furious after hearing that for a second year in a row you have stolen vintage Corvette gas caps from wonderful friends and supporters of Corvettes at Carlisle. Ironically enough my team and I should be glowing because we had record numbers throughout our weekend and the weather was downright incredible. However, my mind is in another direction and I’d like to share it with you and the Corvette community as a whole.
Many of you might know that when I have a vision or a dream I go after it. I give my all to succeed. My new mission is to have you caught and put behind bars. I intend to succeed at this too. I’m a firm believer that good things come to good people. And on the other hand - bad things come to bad people. You are a downright bad person. Things might seem wonderful for you now, especially after such a successful weekend of stealing other people’s hard earned property. I’m guessing you’ll most likely try to sell these gas caps – and you’ll probably get some money. What I just don’t understand, and will never understand, is how you can sleep at night knowing how many people you’ve upset this past weekend (9 gas caps were reported stolen this weekend).
To those of you that had your gas caps stolen, please accept my sincere apologies. Please note that in the special display areas such as the 50th Anniversary, we had a security guard on duty all through the evening. However a couple of the owners let me know they felt the thief took the gas caps in the morning, right under our noses. To say I’m upset about this is an understatement.
With all of this said…I’m asking for the entire Corvette community to come together. Let’s join forces and find the person or circle of people that are stealing innocent enthusiasts and businesses owner’s products. If you see somebody that’s taking off a gas cap question find a security guard and tell them. What I enjoy most about the Corvette hobby is the true camaraderie and passion behind it. Again, I’m asking the entire Corvette community to come together as a whole and let’s find the few bad seeds and weed them out. I give you my word I’ll do my best.
If you have any ideas of how we can catch this person, I urge you to email me: lancem@carlisleevents.com.
Thief – if you have a change of heart after reading this letter and you want to return the gas caps – you can ship all of them to me and I will make sure they get back to their rightful owners. You can send the caps to me at the following address: Carlisle Events (attention: Lance Miller), 1000 Bryn Mawr Road; Carlisle PA 17013.
Thank you for your time.
Very aggravated,
Lance Miller
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Dear Thief. No thanks here. If we catch you, we will beat you with a combination of weatherstripping and targa top removal ratchets. I will leave the imprint of the ratchet top, permanently on your forehead. You will also have a tough time with constipation as you try to pass a vintage Corvette gas cap from your pathetic behind. Consider yourself lucky if you get just this treatment.
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While not owning anything that is classic I bought a locking cap for my C4 daily driver as it is just to easy for someone sick to add something to the tank to make it a dead dog in it's tracks.. sigh.. This is one of the reasons why people like this person..
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A unified reward might unveil the thief. Once unearthed his picture could be posted at Carlisle for all to see. Somebody knows something. Maybe on a security cam or video?
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Good idea... maybe all who were there and took pictures should check the background of their photos. You never know what you might have caught on film without even realizing it!
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Hopefully this guy has it coming for him... In the end, bad people get theirs in the end...
Ill keep my eyes peeled to see if he decides to put them all up for sale at once!
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And even then, the stealing.....ok, as deplorable as that is, it's done for the profit motive. That sorta makes sense.....I see the payoff. What is the payoff for vandalizing someone's pride and joy? How does someone get their jollies destroying something another person has put their money, effort, and love into? The vandal gains nothing....except some sick and twisted sense of accomplishment.
One car....OK, maybe that's personal. But several??? And why go to a car show for the sheer purpose of committing something as heinous and hateful as vandalizing the cars on display? Some people are a total waste of toilet paper.
I'm not into imports of any kind....but the thought of going to a ricer car show and intentionally damaging the cars is unthinkable. After all, they're car guys, right? They put the same effort in that we do.
Whatever it was, I hope it was painful. I believe in karma. This ain't over. The wheel WILL come around.
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And even then, the stealing.....ok, as deplorable as that is, it's done for the profit motive. That sorta makes sense.....I see the payoff. What is the payoff for vandalizing someone's pride and joy? How does someone get their jollies destroying something another person has put their money, effort, and love into? The vandal gains nothing....except some sick and twisted sense of accomplishment.
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They are in the same group of people who put there big purses and let the buckle clang into the hood. The same people who lean on someone's car. The same people who let their kids run roughshod all over the car dragging their hand across the car, leaning into the car to look inside and trying to open the door while the mother looks on and laughs or smiles. I saw these situations at a car show withy the kids incident happening to my car. People are clueless or just damn ignorant. Now I know why they rope off cars like Ferarri or Lambos, etc.