Unique Sherriff's “Stolen 1913 Model T Ford” Bulletin - September 1915
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David Greenlees
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Unique Sherriff's “Stolen 1913 Model T Ford” Bulletin - September 1915
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FreighTer Jim
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Unique Sherriff's “Stolen 1913 Model T Ford” Notice in 1915 Back When They all Looked the Same
The first automobile acquired by
The Dayton Ohio Police Department
was a Model T in August of 1915.
It became the first stolen vehicle
when it was taken by someone
while parked in front of
The Police Station …
FJ
The Dayton Ohio Police Department
was a Model T in August of 1915.
It became the first stolen vehicle
when it was taken by someone
while parked in front of
The Police Station …
FJ
Google “ Model T Transport “
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Bryant
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Re: Unique Sherriff's “Stolen 1913 Model T Ford” Bulletin - September 1915
I like the term “The Ford Squad” sounds like the group on this forum. haha 
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Rich P. Bingham
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Re: Unique Sherriff's “Stolen 1913 Model T Ford” Bulletin - September 1915
I like the list of identifying earmarks - v-shaped patch on top, dent in the radiator, cork in the radiator petcock, all speak of two years' wear and tear. I hope the Doc got it back !
Get a horse !
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ThreePedalTapDancer
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Re: Unique Sherriff's “Stolen 1913 Model T Ford” Bulletin - September 1915
Better check your engine numbers! You might have a stolen engine in your T! Is there a statute of limitations on stolen goods? You will have to go to the cemetery and shout loudly to notify the sheriff though.