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Old 02-27-2015, 12:18 PM
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Think I'll go steal a Sprint Cup car just for kicks. You have got to be kidding me.

http://www.walb.com/story/28219796/car-44-where-are-you
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Wonder if there is a black market for that kind of stuff?
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Was probably Clint Bowyer, wanted to avoid having to go to a backup car this weekend.

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Everybody be on the look out for repainted Toyota Camery with large tires
and a real ugly grill ... no wait they all have that .

another clue would be the doors do not open .

Hey where is Kurt Busch ?
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Think I'll go steal a Sprint Cup car just for kicks. You have got to be kidding me.

http://www.walb.com/story/28219796/car-44-where-are-you
This deserves one of those "C'MON MAN" tee shirts! I think Travis Kvapil is out due to domestic violence charges....maybe he stole it to pay a debt off LOL!!!!!
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This is going to be one of those stay tuned deals. Let's see the hauler is at Atlanta, as most of us that follow racing know they normally have a backup car in the hauler so why no backup car? No lettering on this trailer? Maybe an insurance scam?

Stay tuned more to follow.
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if someone really did steal this legit it makes me sad. A 1 car team trying their hardest to get into a race and working their butts off (not saying the bigger teams don't work hard) just to have it come up missing with likely the only car they had, or one of the few. Devastating.
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if someone really did steal this legit it makes me sad. A 1 car team trying their hardest to get into a race and working their butts off (not saying the bigger teams don't work hard) just to have it come up missing with likely the only car they had, or one of the few. Devastating.
yea its a poor situation, hopefully its insured. i wouldnt be surprised to see the other teams throw some old parts at them the help them out.
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