Two men are being sought by police over the daylight theft of the rare car - the only one of its type in Australia.
Police are today appealing for information following the theft of a rare Ford Mustang valued at about $400,000 from south-east Melbourne earlier this month.It was stolen on Wednesday, October 11, in what police described as a "brazen" theft.Police are appealing for information following the theft of a rare and distinctive Ford Mustang from Ferntree Gully in Melbourne earlier this month.
Just prior to the theft the two men stopped at a fast-food premises on Burwood Highway, where one of the men reaches behind the counter and takes a drink without paying."This was an utterly brazen theft of someone's prized possession and done in broad daylight. These two men are being sought by police over the theft of a rare and distinctive Ford Mustang from Ferntree Gully in Melbourne earlier this month.
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