Keep your eyes open for the car or parts.

WHITE 1972 Datsun 240Z

I responded to the other post now see the listing you posted here that describes marks on the car. Hope they find it.

A Z club in CT posted the VIN obtained from the MA police: HLS30-52858

A Z club in CT posted the VIN obtained from the MA police: HLS30-52858

Thanks for that info.

I came across this while scanning craigslist,this guy lives 25 mins away from me. Sad! Hope they find it before its to late.

A little more details can help. Note we will more than likely find parts if your going to get a car in good enough shape so engine pictures are very important.

AJ- I, personally, don't have any more info than that which is contained in the Craig's list posting. The news of the theft came to me through a Facebook page and it sickened me in such a way that I reached out to CZCC, being the only way I felt I could help. Your point is well taken. Apparently, a CT club has taken up the cause to publicize this horrifying action. Perhaps that club may be of more assistance in working with the owners to provide more info/photos, etc.

Keep an eye out on eBay and other sites for car or parts sales. Need to make sure they don't try to make money off this.

That makes since I've seen you post before and I didn't think the car fit your style but you never know. The rims will be a good thing to look for.

A Z club in CT posted the VIN obtained from the MA police: HLS30-52858

Here is the link to the CT club (of which I am a proud member), the thread is in the General Discussion forum.

Connecticut Z Car Club: Welcome

This only underscores the usefulness of good antitheft features. If someone really wants to work hard at it, they can steal your car, no matter how well it's protected. Heck, they can drag it up onto a flat-bed tow truck, and then it's gone. However, if it's the usual kid wanting to steal it for a joy ride, some sort of defeat mechanism can save your car from destruction. The best defeat mechanism is something of your own design that you don't discuss with others, placed where you decide is appropriate, that doesn't look like a defeat mechanism, but rather an ordinary part of the car. There are also prepackaged defeat mechanisms on the market if you don't have the ability to design one yourself. However, if you have a car that a kid might enjoy stealing, you should definitely have SOME sort of protection!

Airbag in drivers seat.