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1932 Ford coupe stolen from Pueblo man, $5,000 reward being offered

PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) -- A 1932 Ford coupe was stolen from a Pueblo man on Sunday, July 26.

Ed Willits is a lifelong Pueblo resident and is heavily involved in the local car community with his towing and auto sales business.

His son, Rick, said the car, nicknamed the "Tomato Can," was stolen from a locked garage along with two trailers and a four-wheeler.

The vintage car has been an important part of the Willits family since 1961, from drag racing to Rick's wedding exit.

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