Hi, im a new member. Robert. first i want to say that i enjoy what my cars do for me, very relaxing. you guys know what i mean. also want to say that i have grundy collectors insurance and you couldnt ask for a better insurance company. they took care of me like there're suppose too. this is what the crooks got.......

1969 olds 442 convertible
serial number 344679m281390
about 114,000 miles
white (one repaint)
blue pinstripes( hood & trunk)
light blue lengendary interior (buckets console)
white top (hole patched drivers rear side 50cent size triangle shape)
glass back window
1977 olds built 403
automatic tranny
custom stereo 200watt amp (mounted in trunk)
non-stock door locks ( looks like pistons)
rust hole on right lower trunk corner
tilt column ( new painted blue)
n34 steering wheel
power trunk release vacuum style (not working)
air conditioning
w-27 axle cover
4 row radiator
edelbrock 750 cfm carb
15x7 crager ss on firestone firehawks
duals new 442 tips flowmasters

this car was a looker. not perfect but always got attention. was stolen on november 3-4 2007 from oklahoma city. had a log of all mileage and gas purchases in console. car cover from covercraft also taken. car was hotwired no keys at the time.

dont really know where to post this so i am going to start here. i want to say thanks and if anyone has seen or heard anything of this car let me hear from you.

robert

 

Man, that is a bummer! I hope they find the car and those thieves. I will definitely keep an eye out for it since I am not far from Oklahoma City.

 

This should be a reminder to all of us that own one of these classics just how easy it is to hot wire on old car. We should all have a kill switch installed between the battery and the ignition so it can't be hotwired. Tough Luck Robert. I hope you get your car back. BTW-How quick did Grundy cut you a check? Was it for the agreed value of the car? Were you happy with the amount? Good Luck again. You know that Tulsa/OK City area is really bad news when it comes to stolen cars.

 

hi fellow oldsmen,
thanks for the kind words from all on the theft of my 442. for everyones info my agreed value with grundys was $20,000. i have had it insured with grundys for 3 years with a 99 & 94 vette verts. have to check records for costs but very resonable so much so that i have added 4 more 442's and i pay less than $1000 a year. they are the car people they say they are. grundys made is possible for me to collect cars and i am very greatful. as far as stated value no problem and the $20,000 check came with in 4.5 weeks and allowed me to purchase an original numbers matching 1971 442 vert for replacement, stated value $26,000. i have a little car collection but its my car collection, my memories of the hunt, the goosebumps, the deal, the friends you meet along the way... robert

 

Hopefully they don't jack up your premiums since you made a claim. Let us know what happens if you don't mind me asking. Sounds like this Grundys is a pretty good insurance firm. It is a bummer that you have to use it this way thoug.

 

Sorry to hear that man. I know that grundy and hagarty are both good insurance companies. That is nice thing about the antique insuance companies, they all have customer service like everyone should.

 

Robet, I feel for anyone for the loss of a valued car. I lost a '77 Cutlass S a month after I bought it a while back. Glad to hear you were able to replace it. Keep in touch!

 

Glad the insurance covered the loss.

 

Keep an eye on craigslist-it might pop up there eventually.