Help find these stolen RVs: July 20, 2024

Every Saturday, RVtravel.com reports on stolen RVs, tow vehicles and sometimes related products from across the USA and Canada. We urge you to keep your eyes open for these. If you have any information about a stolen RV’s whereabouts, please contact the victim, law enforcement or the contact information provided in the description.

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The Ameri-Lite travel trailer was stolen at about 4 a.m. late this week in East Topsham, Vermont. We have no additional information. If you know anything, please contact the Vermont State Police.


Stolen Puma trailer

We have no information at all about the trailer above: We found out about it on Facebook. We believe it was stolen in the last week in the Colorado Springs, Colorado, area. If a trailer that looks like this shows up in your hometown or campground that you think is suspicious, you might want to check with the Colorado State Police.


If you have information about this trailer, stolen in Anderson County, South Carolina, visit https://www.p3tips.com/1038

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Neal Davis
2 years ago

Thank you, RV Travel! 🙂 Will do, but that is not much information to allow one to distinguish lawfully possessed RVs from unlawfully possessed. Still, I know this is all you have, and little information beats no information, usually. Thanks again, have a great weekend, safe travels, and safe stays! 🙂