King County Sheriff's Office asks public to lookout for stolen classic car


September 22, 2012 · 9:22 PM

King County Sheriff’s Deputies are asking the public to be on the lookout for a turquoise 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air convertible that was stolen from a Burien business over the weekend.

Deputies responded to the Burien City Garage in the 14900 blk of Ambaum Blvd SW around 6:30 Saturday morning.

An employee discovered the business had been forcibly entered and the classic car, which had been parked in the showroom, was gone.

The license plate on the vehicle is unknown at this time but the vehicle is very unique and distinctive.  The vehicle has a white convertible top, turquoise paint, and  is in mint condition.

If you see this vehicle you are asked to call 911 to report its location.

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