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🚙 LOOKING FOR MY 1979 FORD BRONCO 📍 Last Known Location: Moreno Valley / Riverside, CA (sold to a buyer in Big Bear or Lake Arrowhead area) 📅 Timeframe: 2010–2011 🔎 Details: VIN: U15HLDC9323 Old California Plate: 6LFD253 Color: White (unsure if top was white or black) Features: Black roll bar, no other modifications I sold it, but later received traffic tickets because the buyer didn’t transfer the title properly. I’ve tried searching the VIN and plate with no luck.

( on 15 Mar 2025)

My 6-year old son a I (his father) were at the airport in Edmonton (or less likely, Calgary) and when we went through the scanners, they switched our roll of 35mm still film with someone else's (a father and son who had been golfing, perhaps in Jasper, Alberta). We discovered this when we got home and had the film developed.

(GJ on 22 Nov 2024)

My 6 year old son a I (his father) were at the airport in Edmonton (or less likely, Calgary) and when we went through the scanners, they switched our roll of 35mm still film with someone else's (a father and son who had been golfing, perhaps in Jasper, Alberta. We discovered this when we got home and had the film developed.

(GJ on 22 Nov 2024)

We mailed in an 8pm Kodak film, here in Toronto, and never got it back. It was either lost in the mail, or, lost at Kodak, or, was mailed back to an incorrect address, or, it was taken by someone at Kodak who wanted to keep it for personal reasons. The home movie showed a large family having a whipped cream battle in a small lake by the beach in summer.

(GJ on 22 Nov 2024)