This trailer with Michigan license plate located at top of back of trailer # D585324 which belong to our National Organization "The Model A Restorers Club" was stolen from our property between 7pm last night and 9 am this morning. Picture is attached as well as the registration. Inside were parts for the rolling chassis again being put together for the children that attend the National meet. But also inside was an orange 1929 Model A Speedster that we just purchased for our 12 year old grandson. Pictures attached. Please help us find it. If you see either one, please call the police and call me st 419-704-5335. My grandson is devastated! Please repost this and ask everyone you know to do so as well. Thank you, Linda Cook

Originally Posted by redmodelt (Post 1474983) I suggest removing the photos of the paper work, the guys that took the stuff will now have all the information to maybe get title.

Originally Posted by smittykid (Post 1475358) You folks with trailers are lucky you don't live in South Carolina. You don't have to have a registration(license plate) or a title. I've has 2 stolen from my garage down here. Cut the chains on my gate and knocked the locks of the hitches. The local cops could care less. If this State would make it mandatory to register and plate the trailers-these trailers:mad: wouldn't be such huge targets for thieves.

Originally Posted by smittykid (Post 1475358) You folks with trailers are lucky you don't live in South Carolina. You don't have to have a registration(license plate) or a title. I've has 2 stolen from my garage down here. Cut the chains on my gate and knocked the locks of the hitches. The local cops could care less. If this State would make it mandatory to register and plate the trailers-these trailers:mad: wouldn't be such huge targets for thieves.

Originally Posted by freak (Post 1475286) A buddy of mine had his enclosed trailer stolen. He had his name in large vinyl lettering on the side. He found someone towing it maybe a year later. The vinyl had been removed but you could clearly see the name because the paint faded. He blocked it in at a gas station and called the cops. They came and let the guy go (with the trailer) because the serial numbers were ground off.

Originally Posted by J Franklin (Post 1475384) Did he follow his trailer to the guys home and retrieve it after the police left?

Originally Posted by Tom Wesenberg (Post 1475637) The best deterrent to theft is open season on thieves.:)

Originally Posted by jthomas6 (Post 1475371) Here in Tennessee, I was told by DMV that I didn't need to 'Title/Tag' my trailer. I told her I wanted to anyway - she said it would cost. I'm willing to pay a couple dollars every year to know my trailer has a chance of being tracked. I normally only use the trailer when I am traveling out of state anyway, and I didn't want any hassle with states that require tags.