Stolen 1981 Chevrolet Corvette in Wailuku, Hawaii – Investigation Underway

Wailuku, Hawaii – A 1981 Chevrolet Corvette was stolen from a residence in Wailuku, Hawaii, on April 20, 2025, during Easter Sunday. The white coupe, known for its classic appeal, was taken from its owner’s property. This vehicle is equipped with a 5.7 V8 OHV 16V engine and is recognized for its sleek design and high-performance capabilities.

The car, bearing VIN 1G1AY8764BS428787 and license plate STKFGR, was reported stolen to the Maui Police Department under case number 25011374. While the Maui Police Department is handling the case, Hinch Investigations, a leading theft recovery firm specializing in vehicle theft, has taken the lead in the hunt for the missing Corvette through its platform, Stolen911.com.

Unique Challenges of Vehicle Theft in Maui and Hawaii

Vehicle theft on the island of Maui, as well as throughout Hawaii, presents unique challenges due to the geographic isolation and the islands’ tight-knit communities. Typically, stolen vehicles are either taken for joyriding or are shipped out of state for resale, making recovery efforts more complicated. With fewer roadways, some thieves may target vehicles parked in remote or less-secure locations, often relying on opportunistic theft.

In Hawaii, many luxury vehicles are stolen for parts or for export to other parts of the U.S. or abroad. In some cases, the vehicle may undergo VIN swapping or be stripped for resale of its valuable parts. Recovery efforts in Hawaii can also be more difficult due to the islands’ limited transportation options, which can make it harder to track stolen cars that leave the local area.

Stolen911.com Offering Reward for Information

Stolen 911 is currently seeking tips related to the theft of the 1981 Corvette. To be eligible for a reward, tips must come through Stolen 911 at 408-461-7714. It’s important to note that the accuracy of this information cannot be guaranteed by Stolen 911, and all stolen vehicles must be confirmed with law enforcement. Rewards related to the case are the responsibility of the vehicle owner or their insurance company.

The investigation remains ongoing, and Hinch Investigations continues to lead the charge in the hunt for this iconic vehicle.

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