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Grandpa decided he wants to give him the truck, but wanted one last drive.

Apr 9, 2021 KINGSTON, Pa. (AP) — An older Ohio man who went missing after he told family members he was taking his antique pickup truck in for service was found safe several hundred miles away in Pennsylvania. Police stopped the truck, a 1946 Hudson, in Kingston just before 9 p.m. Monday, mainly because the driver was only going about 5-10 mph down the middle of the road. Officers soon learned the driver, Fred Lorenz, 88, of Leroy Township had been reported missing that day in Lake County, Oh...

Missing driver, 88, found safe hundreds of miles away KINGSTON, Pa. (AP) — An older Ohio man who went missing after he told family members he was taking his antique pickup truck in for service was found safe several hundred miles away in Pennsylvania. Police stopped the truck, a 1946 Hudson, in Kingston just before 9 p.m. Monday, mainly because the driver was only going about 5-10 mph down the middle of the road. Officers soon learned the driver, Fred Lorenz, 88, of Leroy Township had been re...

A happy ending for a family in Ohio after a missing loved one was found. Author: Chelsea Strub Updated: 6:21 PM EDT April 8, 2021 KINGSTON, Pa. — The mystery of a missing person from Ohio was solved on Monday here, at the corner of Maple and West Market Street in Kingston, when Ofc. Thomas McTague with the Kingston Police pulled over a 1946 Hudson pickup truck. "I ran the registration on the vehicle and I learned that this vehicle was entered and attached to th...

Missing driver, 88, found safe hundreds of miles away April 8, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail KINGSTON, Pa. (AP) — An older Ohio man who went missing after he told family members he was taking his antique pickup truck in for service was found safe several hundred miles away in Pennsylvania. Police stopped the truck, a 1946 Hudson, in Kingston just before 9 p.m. Monday, mainly because the driver was only going about 5-10 mph down the middle of the road. Officers soon learned the driver, Fred Lorenz...

Missing man driving a 1946 truck found in Pa., hundreds of miles from home Updated 12:34 PM; KINGSTON, Pa. (AP) — An older Ohio man who went missing after he told family members he was taking his antique pickup truck in for service was found safe several hundred miles away in Pennsylvania. Police stopped the truck, a 1946 Hudson, in Kingston just before 9 p.m. Monday, mainly because the driver was only going about 5-10 mph down the middle of the road. Officers soon learned the driver, Fred L...