Missing Aircraft believed stolen

[skydives 0]

I am trying to locate Cessna 182 2592 G. It is a silver jump ship, Based in Cloverdale. It is no longer on the ramp and is missing. I am looking for information leading to the recovery of this aircraft. colin@skydivesf.com.

[jshaver123 0]

not to make a joke about the situation cuz that sucks but that just as bad as when i was in college working at best buy and a 60inch tv just walked out the door....

[CSpenceFLY 1]

Where is Cloverdale?

[riggerpaul 1]

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Where is Cloverdale?

Cloverdale, California, is about 80 miles NNW of San Francisco

[MakeItHappen 15]

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I am trying to locate Cessna 182 2592 G. It is a silver jump ship, Based in Cloverdale. It is no longer on the ramp and is missing. I am looking for information leading to the recovery of this aircraft. colin@skydivesf.com.

Holy Crap. I can't believe divorce settlements/issues are making the 'sticky board' here.

Colin - long time no see - hope you are doing well and find your half of the plane.

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[Hooknswoop 19]

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Cessna 182 2592 G

Is registered to Dee Jones. Can't steal something you own.......

A friend of mine once told me a story about an aircraft owner partner ship he was involved in. Every time he went to use the plane, it was either not there (even though he had reserved it, or was almost empty of fuel, etc. He reserved it several months out to fly his family our for x-mas and when he showed up, the plane was gone. He wanted the other owners to buy him out, but they wouldn't. So when the plane came back, he took it to a small grass strip and hid it. They called the police. The police told them that he can't steal the plane since he owned it (at least part of it). They came up with the money to buy out his share and he returned the plane.

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[brokenwing 2]

certainly is according to the FAA registry


[url]http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry/NNumSQL.asp?NNumbertxt=2592G&cmndfind.x=0&cmndfind.y=0