Yeah it was February 14th,1983(Valentine's day!)--
I was living in Fitchburg MA in a bad area at the time, with many low life's not from the USA lurking about after dark --the night before we got over a foot of snow too,whoever took the doors must have wanted them pretty bad !..there was footprints all around the truck in the snow,but nothing the cops could use as evidence..
What gets me,is I had just bought 4 new Cooper Discoverer tires ,had a tool box with at least $300 bucks worth of tools lying on the floor on the passenger side,along with new tire chains,and a custom made speaker box and amp I had installed just weeks earlier..evidently they only wanted the doors,or were scared off before they could grab the rest of the stuff--I was surprised they didn't just hot wire it and steal the truck whole..
I walked out the door to go to work,and my jaw hit the snow when I saw the truck sitting there with no doors!..
I had to call the cops,wait for them to show up,write a report,etc..didn't get to work till 11 am..
The doors were no real prize either--both had been patched and bondo'd on the bottom 6" and were painted in flat black primer..
I drove it to work in 18 degree temps with snow still blowing around,froze my a$$ off!--I didn't get a mile from my apartment before a cop pulled me over and said "you cant drive around like that"--I explained how the doors were stolen,and he called in on his radio,and confirmed I wasn't lying,and said "well--I guess as long as you have seat belts on you'll be ok"..
I had to bring the truck to a body shop the next day,contact my insurance co,etc..they had the truck almost two months,it took them almost a month to find two doors that were not rotted junk,off a pickup truck,and cut the window frames off,then hunt for the seals and pieces needed to get them to seal to the topper..
They could only find one Cheyenne door panel in OK at some dealership,none left in the USA otherwise,so I had to settle for one,and the other door with a plastic door panel from a pickup..
I had to get a ride to my parents house 70 miles away and get my '69 GTO out of storage,and drive that thru the remainder of the winter--and it sucked BAD..that car would not go an inch forward on snow or ice,only sideways..
I ended having to put studded snows on it ,plus use chains when we got a heavy snowfall,and it was still a cripple..
Hated to get it all salty too,but it was my only other vehicle at the time..almost totaled it several times in the snow too..

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