Visit this page on a regular basis and maybe help an owner locate their missing vehicle. Also, check here before you buy a truck and verify its not one of those listed. If you've been the unfortunate victim and your truck has gone missing, email full details including VIN, location and any unique identification.

Don't have an alarm or any security measures on your truck? Read about one incident which should be a stern warning to all those who think it's unnecessary...

• 1992 GMC Typhoon, June 12-17?, 2001, Seattle Washington Area
  I had parked it down by Boeing field (near Seattle for those out of the area) in the Flightcenter parking lot while I was out of town, and came back to find it gone. I've reported it stolen to the police and my insurance company and am now in a waiting game. The crooks must've known what they were doing as there was no broken glass and no one from Flightcenter noticed anything out of the ordinary.
  If you want to keep your eyes out, here are the details:
  92 white/grey with all stickers in place
  around 40k miles
  small trailer hitch under rear license plate
  original plates 010-JPL licensed in washington
  new good year eagle HP+ tires
  rear shocks squeaked, noticeable inside and outside of the car
  VIN: 1gdct18z5n0811762
  
  If you have leads or know the whereabouts on this truck, please contact Scott Truchot ASAP.

  UPDATE! THIS TYPHOON HAS BEEN FOUND!
  The Ty was found on Federal Way (6-19) and seems to have been used as a joyride by a few kids. Damage includes the doorlock, steering column and misalignment with either a bent rim or driveshaft from hardcore driving. Also note, if you are in this area and own a Syclone or Typhoon, a report of 3 diffrent trucks have been recorded recently.

• 1992 GMC Typhoon, September 17, 1998, New Jersey
  Stolen sometime between noon September 17, and 10:20 AM September 18 from the Sheraton Hotel parking lot, Raritan Center, New Jersey. The Ty is red with grey ground effects. VIN is 1GDCT18Z3N0811730. License plate is PA plate MAI TAI.

  Add-ons include K40 "undetectable" - 2 red LEDs mounted in between center air conditioner vents, on-off switch under dash, Borla cat-back exhaust, otherwise stock. Any information, please call or e-mail Bruce Forman bforman@erols.com (610) 649-3870

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Need some reasons to buy a good quality alarm? Here's a picture of Mike Vielhaber's GMC Syclone when it was 4 months old with just 4000 miles on the clock. One week prior to this picture being taken, it was producing mid twelve seconds timeslips, and was his only daily driver.

The truck went missing for less than 8 hours. Cleveland Police found it stripped, parked illegally and the owner even had to pay $90 for a parking ticket and towing! Note the absence of expensive wheel-arch cladding after excessive 4-weelin' and the distinct lack of the even more costly wheels!. They also took the radio, and beat up the cladding on all sides... The repair bill? A little over $11,000. !

Before the theft, it turned 12.50s, after the theft 13.0s... If you own a rare model of any vehicle, that you drive regularly, you may have a problem finding parts when the "popsicle brained punks" steal it, so be sure to install a good alarm...