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NAME: US CORVETTE 20060118I TAPE: EF06/0052 IN_TIME: 10:24:27:23 DURATION: 00:02:19:20 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Carson - 17 Jan 2006 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1 Wide of owner of Corvette standing next to the covered vehicle 2 Close-up of owner 3 Wide as the cover is lifted from the recovered Corvette 4 Cutaway 5 Owner gets in car 6 Close-up from inside car 7 Close-up of emblem 8 Wide pan of car 9 Close-up of wheel 10 Wide of owner at podium 11 SOUNDBITE: (English) Alan Poster, Corvette owner: For some reason, this came back Imagine if we all got back what we all lost Imagine how many socks we'd have? Can you imagine that? Who knows why? I have no idea why this has come back to me, but it has 12 Wide of Corvette 13 Close-up of emblem 14 Original police stolen property report 15 Close-up of date stolen 16 Close-up of report of vehicle description 17 SOUNDBITE: (English) Alan Poster, Corvette owner: I know that after 36 years this has come back to me for whatever reason, and I'm going to figure it out somehow And I'm getting some e-mails, some wild e-mails in the last day or two, suggesting why it's come back to me, for whether it's a religious point of view or whether it's social Some people have even e-mailed me and say they've got some hope out of this thing So, there's hope Well, they get something back after 37 years, I'm not sure we all want that 18 Wide of police pushing car STORYLINE: A Corvette stolen in New York 37 years ago was returned to its owner on Tuesday after nearly being shipped off to Sweden The stolen 1968 Chevrolet Corvette was returned to Alan Poster, its original owner, by representatives of US Customs and Border Protection, the California Highway Patrol and the National Insurance Crime Bureau The car was seized at the Port of Long Beach before it could be shipped to a new owner in Stockholm, Sweden, who did not know the car had been stolen Mr Poster said he planned to restore the car and then give it to his daughter Unfortunately, Mr Poster couldn't speed away in his newly found classic car The vehicle was unable to be driven because it had no fuel tank nor transmission

Source ABCNEWS VideoSource
Title: US Corvette - Car stolen 37 years ago is returned to its owner
Date: 01/18/2006
Library: APTN
Tape Number: VSAP472736
Content: NAME: US CORVETTE 20060118I TAPE: EF06/0052 IN_TIME: 10:24:27:23 DURATION: 00:02:19:20 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Carson - 17 Jan 2006 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1 Wide of owner of Corvette standing next to the covered vehicle 2 Close-up of owner 3 Wide as the cover is lifted from the recovered Corvette 4 Cutaway 5 Owner gets in car 6 Close-up from inside car 7 Close-up of emblem 8 Wide pan of car 9 Close-up of wheel 10 Wide of owner at podium 11 SOUNDBITE: (English) Alan Poster, Corvette owner: For some reason, this came back Imagine if we all got back what we all lost Imagine how many socks we'd have? Can you imagine that? Who knows why? I have no idea why this has come back to me, but it has 12 Wide of Corvette 13 Close-up of emblem 14 Original police stolen property report 15 Close-up of date stolen 16 Close-up of report of vehicle description 17 SOUNDBITE: (English) Alan Poster, Corvette owner: I know that after 36 years this has come back to me for whatever reason, and I'm going to figure it out somehow And I'm getting some e-mails, some wild e-mails in the last day or two, suggesting why it's come back to me, for whether it's a religious point of view or whether it's social Some people have even e-mailed me and say they've got some hope out of this thing So, there's hope Well, they get something back after 37 years, I'm not sure we all want that 18 Wide of police pushing car STORYLINE: A Corvette stolen in New York 37 years ago was returned to its owner on Tuesday after nearly being shipped off to Sweden The stolen 1968 Chevrolet Corvette was returned to Alan Poster, its original owner, by representatives of US Customs and Border Protection, the California Highway Patrol and the National Insurance Crime Bureau The car was seized at the Port of Long Beach before it could be shipped to a new owner in Stockholm, Sweden, who did not know the car had been stolen Mr Poster said he planned to restore the car and then give it to his daughter Unfortunately, Mr Poster couldn't speed away in his newly found classic car The vehicle was unable to be driven because it had no fuel tank nor transmission
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