The classic car, owned by Daniel Fiehrer since 1991, was taken between Saturday and Monday afternoon. A battery that belonged inside the vehicle was still sitting in the parking lot.
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Sgt. Jamison Mays said a detective has been assigned to the case and is investigating.
A $10,000 reward is being offered for the “arrest, conviction and return” of the vehicle, according to the dealership’s Facebook page.
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