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I'm wondering what the thief/thieves plan to do with it. Most people likely don't have the proper electrical hookup for such a ride, not to mention the space it would take up or having to explain to others how you suddenly ended up with a roller coaster

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This takes joyriding to a whole new level.

Stealing something as conspicuous and distinctive as a roller coaster doesn't seem to make sense, but criminals usually aren't the brightest of individuals. Hopefully whoever owns this ride is able to recover it.

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I suspect the goal is to sell it for scrap steel. There are haulers that will come pickup for free anything made of steel.  BBQ, driveway basketball pole etc.  One would hope the yard he takes it to would be suspicious and alert authorities. 

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