A 36-year-old man from Florida, Daniel Boyce, stole a 1977 Porsche 930 Turbo valued at $250,000 from a car museum in Sarasota. He later registered the stolen car with a different vehicle identification number (VIN) from another Porsche 911, using fraudulent documents.
930 Turbo with the 3.0-liter flat-six that the museum values at $250,000. On the morning of June 14, that car was stolen.
According to the report, Boyce moved seven other exhibit cars out of the way in order to extract the Porsche. He drove out thanks to gas in a can on-site and the keys sitting on the Porsche's floorboard. Police were able to pull surveillance video of a man entering the museum while the alarm was going off, and they saw the Porsche down the road driving away two hours after the alarm.
In the time Boyce had the 930, he'd created a raft of fake documents to get it titled and tagged. Starting with the VIN of a brown 1976 Porsche wrecked 23 years ago and owned by a California salvage yard, Boyce created a bill of sale from Maine, an odometer verification letter, and a fake letter from a real company called Triton Engineering, LLC attesting that Boyce could register the car in the company name.
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