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Stolen jeeps recovered

Law enforcement officers in the area of Brownsville, Tennessee have recovered two collector jeeps stolen earlier in May.

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(May 18, 2009) Law enforcement officers in the area of Brownsville, Tennessee have recovered two collector jeeps stolen sometime between 5 PM May 6 and 8 AM, May 7, from an enclosed vehicle transport trailer.

Taken was a restored M170 and a rewelded M151.

The M170 was found minus its top and bows.

Still missing is the Horton trailer where the jeeps were originally stored.

No one has been arrested for the thefts, but law enforcement is following up on several credible leads.

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